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How Can I Turn Content Library 360 Characters into Silhouettes?

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One of my favorite things about teaching people how to use Storyline 360 is watching them have an “aha!” moment. Sometimes those moments come when showing a seemingly small trick, which opens up the possibility of building interactions differently. In this post, we’re sharing one of those tricks – turning a Content Library 360 character into a silhouette. And even better, we’ll give you a practical way to use it. So, get ready for an “aha!” moment as we explore this “as heard in training” question: “How can I turn

When Should I Use a Selected Versus Visited State in Storyline 360?

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When it comes to building Articulate Storyline 360 courses, understanding states is crucial. After all, states are one of the building blocks of Storyline 360! A question that often pops up is when to use Selected versus Visited states. For beginners, these two states can seem pretty similar – you select or click on an object, and it changes appearance. But there’s a key difference! Read on as we explore this “as heard in training” question: “When should I use a Selected versus Visited state in Storyline 360?” You can

Brush Up on Your Quizzing in Storyline 360: Webinar Highlights

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In this month’s blog, we’ll take a break from our regularly scheduled programming to bring you this special “post webinar” post! We recently hosted our annual free webinar series; this time focused solely on quizzing. During the live webinar sessions, participants kept our team busy with some great questions in the Q&A panel. Today, we’ll review some of the top questions asked and then get you access to the recordings and virtual reference guide. So, let’s get to it and learn how to Brush Up On Your Quizzing in Storyline

How Do I Develop With Color Contrast in Mind?

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Does learning how to develop accessible courses feel overwhelming to you? You want to make sure that everyone can easily view and understand your content, right? That’s where WCAG 2.2 comes in. It’s a set of guidelines to help make websites and other digital experiences accessible to people with disabilities. But, the WCAG 2.2 guidelines can be a lot to take in, especially if you’re trying to memorize them all! Don’t worry, you don’t have to learn everything at once. It’s best to start with something that’s easy to implement,

How Can I Make Icon Outlines the Same Weight?

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At Yukon Learning, we love using icons to visually represent ideas and content in the Articulate 360 courses we build. Icons are considered “lo-fi” (short for “low-fidelity”), which means they can quickly depict a thought or concept, thereby requiring less cognitive load on learners. When it comes to finding that perfect icon, Content Library 360 provides us with millions of options to choose from. Sometimes, however, the icons we want to use aren’t quite the same “thickness” or weight. And, we know from design concepts that we want to ensure