Most corporate style guides are created for static business documents and externally facing websites. But for e-learning, you need a style guide that allows you to document standards for interactivity, quizzes, character usage...you name it!
That's where this handy Storyline 2+ template can help. It features a branching menu with three categories of design questions—e-learning design, visual design, and interaction design— so you can flesh out these design considerations with your project team or on your own.
How did u change the previous and next buttons? I am trying to hide the next button at the beginning of the timeline and once the states of all the buttons are visited the next button state is normal. But it is not working - can you pls. help
Nice work Trina - thank you.
Hi Reema - I saw your question and since I'm here... what I typically do is Change the State of the NEXT Button to Hidden when the Timeline Starts - with the Object being the slide itself. Not sure if you've created a unique Visited State for "all the buttons" but would recommend doing so - that way the buttons can reflect a Visited State, such as changing to greyscale, for example. Then the trigger would be Change the State of the NEXT button to Normal when the State on All Of "all the buttons" Is Visited. Good luck and let us know how you made out - thanks!
Excellent job Trina! I know a few colleagues that I'll send the link to.
Nice to see more discussion about interactivity; that's always ben an interest of mine:
http://www.instructionaltech.net/ID_TEXT/Interactivity/story.html
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