Instead of a static slide full of interesting facts about housing affordability in the United States, I transformed those facts into a tangible and personal interaction. Using the power of the Storyline 360 number variable we'll convert your annual salary to an hourly wage and then show you where in the United States you can afford a modest two-bedroom apartment.
This project uses a slick Content Library video for the background (it's located on the Slide Master if you want to change or remove it) and a free map of the USA customized from the Velocity template in Content Libary.
This is awesome, Trina! There are so many things I love about this example. Your use of animations, video, and variables made the facts so real and personal. Thank you for sharing!
Trina, that was neat. I loved the simplicity and clean lines. Now I'm guessing that the map presented that's based on affordability must be linked to a variable value change that is then changing the shading within the states?? Very nice work Trina.
Thanks, Stewart. I actually decided to use layers rather than states for the color change. I felt like it was a little faster to put together since there were so many objects involved.
Hi Gregg. Sorry to hear it's not working for you. I only have access to an iPhone so wasn't able to test on an Android device. On my iPhone, this is working just fine in both Chrome and Safari. I know different mobile browsers handle HTML5 in different ways. If you can share a little more about your device and the mobile web browser version you're using, I can check in with my support team to see if we have any documented issues.
Hey Melissa. That background video is on the Slide Master. In Storyline 3/360 click on View and Slide Master. You'll see it on the "blank" layout. Hope that helps!
That is so cool. What great food for thought as to how I can share key targets or metrics for our company perhaps and then how an individual could make a difference. Great thought starter!
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