What testers are saying...

 I had way too much fun making this one. 😄

I wanted to build an interactive activity in Rise 360 for some systems training, focused on tester feedback about the claims experience. I had the content, but I wanted the interaction to feel a little more polished, a little more modern, and a lot less “wall of text.”

So naturally... I teamed up with ChatGPT.

We started with the basics: turning static content into an interactive experience inside a Rise 360 Code Block. Then I kept doing what designers do best — looking at it and saying, “Hmm... it needs more wow factor.” 😂

Together, we evolved it from a simple clickable layout into:

✨ a subtle animated background

✨ a more visually engaging dashboard-style experience

✨ interactive theme selection

✨ flip cards for “Voice of the Testers”

✨ a cleaner, more polished feel that still works as one self-contained code block in Rise 360

What I loved most was the back-and-forth. I could react to what I saw, ask for changes, push the design further, and shape the experience in real time. It felt less like “generate something for me” and more like co-creating with a very fast design partner who never gets tired of revision rounds.

Honestly, it was kind of a blast.

Curious how others are using AI as a creative partner in e-learning design. Are you using it to brainstorm interactions, write code, polish visuals, or all of the above?

What testers are saying...

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