Beginner’s Guide to NVDA and Storyline for Accessibility Testing
Designing e-learning that works for everyone—including those who use screen readers—isn’t just important; it’s essential. In this webinar, you’ll learn to use NVDA, a free screen reader, to test and refine your Storyline 360 projects. From navigating NVDA to checking headings, text, focus order, and interactive elements, this course equips you with the skills to ensure your content meets accessibility standards like WCAG 2.1.Image Editing and Special Effects in Storyline 360
You don’t need a design team to produce gorgeous e‑learning. The tips presented in this webinar will show you how to do simple edits in Storyline 360 to get just the right look for your courses, whether you’re working with stock photos or inserting your own.Paper Computer Screens
Description In this demo I used AI Assistant to create some paper computer screens. I then created a top and bottom version of those images and cut the screen out of the top version. I also created some paper cutout people and used them as a simple slider interaction. Attached is the source file with the paper cutout images. Use them as you wish. Example View the example here. Resources Learn to use sliders How to create that interaction
