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UdemyCreating a Tab Interaction in Articulate Storyline 360
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Overview
A focused mini-course on building one specific, polished interaction — a tab-based layout — inside Articulate Storyline 360. Sensei Jeff walks through the process end to end, from early design thinking to a finished, reusable interaction.
Who it's for
Storyline users, particularly instructional designers working on a team, who want a clean way to build tab interactions that can be shared, updated, and reused as templates rather than rebuilt from scratch each time.
Key takeaways
- Finding visual inspiration before opening Storyline
- Structuring a Storyline file so it's easy for teammates to pick up
- Building custom buttons and custom button states beyond the defaults
- Using triggers and variables to power the tab interaction's functionality
By the end, students come away not just with a working tab interaction, but with a template-ready file structure they can package and hand off to other members of their team.
About this course
Great interactions don't have to be complicated — sometimes a clean, well-built tab interaction is exactly what your learners need. In this mini course, Sensei Jeff will walk you through how to create a polished, functional tab interaction from scratch inside Articulate Storyline 360.
Jeff kicks things off by talking about finding visual inspiration for your tab interaction, helping you think through design before you ever open Storyline. From there, you'll learn how to set up your Articulate Storyline file the right way from the start — structured and organized so it can be easily shared with other members of your team.
You'll dive into building custom buttons and custom button states that go beyond the defaults, adding layers of functionality and visual feedback that elevate the learner experience. Jeff also covers the proper way to set up any interaction inside Storyline so it stays easy to manage, update, and repurpose as a template down the road.
Finally, you'll bring it all together as Sensei Jeff walks you through using triggers and variables to power the interactivity of the tab experience. You'll finish the course knowing not just how to build this specific interaction, but how to properly package and share your creation with teammates so anyone on your team can pick it up and run with it.
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