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Things got trippy for this challenge, with this tribute to Doctor Strange.
This week, my challenge uses state changes to create a basic animation.
This cover slide isn't just cosmetic - it adapts to the learner's decision's and actions.
Ringing the changes with this tree-themed interactive timeline.
Follow the on-screen prompts for tips on how to survive being made redundant.
A blurred background can not only improve the legibility of your design but also imply motion and movement. Make it so
Can you 'Get Kimiko' in this short, video-driven branching scenario?
Find out more about me and my work in this 'podcast'.
This demo uses an 'audio waveform' theme to test your knowledge of movie sound effects.
Here's a 'simple' interaction about everyone's favourite member of the mongoose family.
What's That? A WhatsApp style interface that uses Javascript to track the position of the scrolling panel?
Whatever you do, DON'T touch that button!
Atsumi still can't decide between Jet and Valeria. Swipe left or right to help her choose.
A custom table of contents menu to celebrate a milestone
Why go to astronomical lengths to describe a concept when a chart is better?
Did you know that %insert_random_number_here% of statistics are made up on the spot?
Will you find the length of a piece of string in this interactive chart?
Although a lot of e-learning heroes use masks, they don't all wear capes!
What better way to welcome 2022 than with an extinction-level event? Dial up the casualties in this demo.
I joked recently that Pantone's Very Peri reminded me of South Park's Member Berries. And the idea stuck.
This adapted Drag and Drop interaction can also be controlled via the keyboard. Don't Force the user, Luke!
Discover how sonar works in this mobile-friendly demo.
A simplified version of ELHC #349 that uses state changes to achieve the 'accordion' effect
I've always been fond of accordion interactions 😀
Design, refine and repeat. Never stop iterating!