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Storyline: Passport Application Interactive Screenshot
Get help filling out a passport application in this step-by-step, interactive tour.
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- Great example, clean and engaging design - and super quick. Love it - thanks for sharing!
- Thanks Amanda! I appreciate it very much!
- great interaction Jackie. it definitely gives inspiration on how to approach the subject in future.
- Thanks, Justine! So glad if it helps. :)
I just redesigned it for Storyline 2, so I'll post about that soon too.
- I really like this. Lots of great ideas to adapt to my own project. Thank you Jackie.
- You're so welcome, Rukhsana! Thank you! :)
- I can't believe I smiled the entire time I stepped through a government form interaction! Awesome!
- Hahaha :) Thanks Karen!!
- Jackie, this is absolutely lovely! Thank you so much for sharing your work and inspiring us with your talents! (and I love the Occupation)
- Thanks, Diana! You're so welcome - I'm glad if anything I share is helpful!
I couldn't imagine a better occupation than Optimist. :)
- Does anyone know of a way to get the slides in Articulate to appear as portrait instead of landscape? I have a rather lengthy photo that fits better as portrait than as landscape. When I shrink it to the slide, it gets rather scrunched up, and I'm still getting the hang of using the zoom tool. Thank you. : )
- Hi Joy,
Just click on the Design tab and then click on Story Size. From there you can change the width and height of your story to anything you need!- Thank you! That did the trick.
- This is very nice, Jackie, thanks for sharing!
- Thank you, Elizabeth!
By the way, I just made this one over in Storyline 2 using a slider to navigate the form: http://www.jackievannice.com/?p=175070047
- Jackie, I loved your interaction and thank you for sharing the link to the sound effects which I've just downloaded! :-)
This might sound like a really stupid question, but how did you get the typed answers in the form to appear gradually, as if they actually were being typed?
Sorry if this is really basic :-/- You're welcome, Nuala! Have fun with your new audio insta-library. I can't imagine a question that would be too basic - and your animation question is quite timely!
For this example (created in Storyline 1) I used a fade animation on every one of those itty bitty text boxes and brought them in gradually, each one entering at a different point on the timeline. Funnily enough, just today I posted a makeover of this demo in Storyline 2, and because it has more built-in animation options I was able to use a wipe animation and set it to wipe left to right. It's a big improvement over the fade animation. I talked about redoing the animation at the end of today's post: http://www.jackievannice.com/?p=175070047
- Aww thank you - that sounds so obvious now when you say it but I was racking my brain trying to work out how you did it lol
Your interaction has really fired up my enthusiasm now for some drab courses that I could try to freshen up, so thanks again! :-)- There's nothing like fired-up enthusiasm and some cool ideas to fuel a good makeover. :)
Go get 'em, Nuala!
- This is incredible -- Love it! When I read how you did the "typing" animation, it gave me another great reason for our company to invest in Storyline 2!!!
- That's great to hear, Renee! I'm glad if it helps. :)
