Has Articulate created and provided anywhere we can look at example block templates or even better, could pick and choose from a pre-designed library to import into our own account?
I'm getting ready to set up a process for a set of 10 designers to build about 60 courses and am doing what I can to make things come out consistent and yet really pretty and engaging.
I know I can create my own block templates but am looking for ideas. Thanks!
Using a course that was formatted and styled exactly according to company branding requirements (font sizes, colors, block backgrounds, etc.), we created Block Templates for each block type that we regularly use.
Several templates consist of more than one block and/or type.
When creating these Block Templates, we choose to share them with our team.
Whenever we create a new block in a course, we pull in the appropriate block from the Block Template Library. This ensures style compliance and consistency no matter who is creating the Rise course. It also speeds up development as we do not have to constantly redo formatting.
We rarely use blocks directly from the regular Rise block library.
Thanks Karl, that's my planned process too. What I'm looking for are examples of those block combinations. Ways that people have found to combine blocks that seem to work really nicely.
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Hi Sara,
Using a course that was formatted and styled exactly according to company branding requirements (font sizes, colors, block backgrounds, etc.), we created Block Templates for each block type that we regularly use.
Several templates consist of more than one block and/or type.
When creating these Block Templates, we choose to share them with our team.
Whenever we create a new block in a course, we pull in the appropriate block from the Block Template Library. This ensures style compliance and consistency no matter who is creating the Rise course. It also speeds up development as we do not have to constantly redo formatting.
We rarely use blocks directly from the regular Rise block library.
Thanks Karl, that's my planned process too. What I'm looking for are examples of those block combinations. Ways that people have found to combine blocks that seem to work really nicely.