Posts tagged Storyline accessibility
How to Create an Animation Overflow Container in Storyline

Learn how to create an animation overflow container in Articulate Storyline, using built-in tools like the scrolling panel to manage and contain animations effectively. This easy trick ensures smooth, controlled animations for e-learning projects, enhancing both design and accessibility. Perfect for instructional designers aiming for polished, WCAG-compliant content.

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How to Create an Accessible Accordion in Articulate Storyline (WCAG Compliant)

This blog post explores how to create a fully accessible accordion in Articulate Storyline, ensuring compliance with WCAG guidelines. We walk through step-by-step instructions to build the accordion while addressing key accessibility features such as screen reader compatibility and managing motion paths. Ideal for e-learning developers looking to enhance interactivity and ensure inclusive learning design in their courses.

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How to Remove Object Visibility for Accessibility Tools in Storyline 360

Learn how to improve accessibility in Storyline 360 by removing non-essential objects from screen readers. This simple tip ensures decorative images and irrelevant elements are hidden from assistive technology, enhancing the learning experience for users with disabilities. Follow this guide to make your e-learning content more compliant with WCAG and other accessibility standards.

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