How can I make Rise 360 courses fully accessible without breaking my design?
Hi everyone, I’ve been building a course in Rise 360 and want it to be fully accessible for all learners. The problem is that some of the design elements I like don’t seem to play well with accessibility features, and I’m worried about making compromises. Has anyone faced this before? How do you balance keeping your course visually engaging while still meeting accessibility standards? Any real-world tips or tricks would be really helpful.What Are the Best Practices for Designing Accessible E-Learning Courses in Articulate 360?
I’m working on creating e-learning courses in Articulate 360 and want to make sure they are fully accessible to all learners. I’m curious about: What strategies or techniques do you use to make courses accessible? Are there specific tools, templates, or workflows in Articulate 360 that make accessibility easier? How do you balance accessibility requirements with interactivity and design quality? I’d love to hear about real-world examples or lessons learned from your own projects. Thanks in advance!Complex formulas using variables?
I am working on some interactive scenarios for which a score would be calculated at the end based on many variables, including built-in ones like how many interactions were had. For example, I want to calculate something like ((A+B)/C+(D-E)*2)/100 (where each letter here obviously represents a variable or built-in value) and display the resulting value in a text box as a "final score." How would I accomplish that?Non-interactive Focus Items
Menu appears in focus, but it is not an interactive item. Is there a way to remove focus of the label Menu in the player? How do you remove the menu label for the focus order? Labels should be static text/headings, not focusable. This is causing a compliance failure, how does one fix this?HELP! All of the components in my player is reversed????
I am working in Articulate Storyline 360 and this afternoon when I am working in the player of my post-test lesson all of the player components are reversed??? I am not talking about the sidebar being on the left or right. The play button is now at the bottom right corner of the play instead of the left. Everything along that same navigation strip is in reversed order. The menu is in reverse order...Instead of 1.1 (Name of slide title), the menu now reads, (Name of slide title) 1.1.1. The player tabs are on the upper left-hand corner of the player screen instead of the right.... and the Course title is now on the upper right-hand corner of the play screen. I have a screenshot attached below. Has anyone else ran into this and, if so, how to correct?Welcome to the New E-Learning Heroes
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I’m creating a Rise 360 course for a project for Modern Food Catering, and some content blocks don’t display correctly on mobile devices — images and text sometimes overlap or scale incorrectly. I’ve tried adjusting block settings and previewing in different browsers, but the issue persists. Has anyone faced similar responsive layout issues in Rise 360, and are there best practices for ensuring consistent display across desktop and mobile?
