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Storyline: Self-Motivation Scrolling Experience
Want to create a completely unique learning experience? This impactful example shows a creative way to help learners dive deeper into the content by using scrolling panels, subtle animations, sound effects, and interactive elements.
This template will work for folks using Storyline 360, the continuously updated version of Storyline included in Articulate 360. Want to try it out? Get a free trial of Articulate 360 right here.
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- Very creative. I can see several uses we could apply this design to in my industry [oil & gas] covering compliance training topics. Do you plan on sharing the source file and/or demonstration the 'how to'? Again, great work. :)
- Amazing. Access to source file or instructions on how you created?
- Very sleek...thanks Merve. Look forward to your dev notes.
- Looks great
- I must ask, how did you get the jelly fish to move its tentacles and the bubbles to go up?
- The jellyfish is actually a gif. I adapted this gif to my own colors. I created a loop for each of the water drops so they are constantly moving. You'll see these when I share the how-to soon.
- Awesome! Thank you. I will be waiting with anticipation :)
- In your post you referenced a template, which one did you use? I am looking forward to your article showing how you did this.
- Beautiful work Merve. Well done putting it all together!
- Thank you Kath. I'm glad you liked it.
- Hello, I would like to thank everyone one by one. I couldn't write a post because I was a little busy, but I will tell you about it very soon, maybe with a video or step-by-step writing. I will put the link here when I write it. Those who have special requests can contact me.
- Can't wait to see your article on how you did this! I see you posted a month ago. I'm hopeful this ping will bring you back to this topic!
- Hello Andrea,
I added the link below, you can look at it from there.
Thanks :)
- I'll be interested to see how you animated the clickable items, so looking forward to reading the "how to" article!
- It looks like the link is broken for this interaction.
- Yes, it's strange.
I would like to see it in action.
Is it like an HTML5 scrolling interaction page done in Storyline ?- The problem has been fixed, you can now view it.
