This interaction provides self defense tips for women. This Informative interaction project includes Click to replace and Hotspot interactions. This interaction lets the click on a set of images that replaces the image once clicked and a set of tips are revealed.
You did a good job selecting images that matched each event. The interactivity made this presentation interactive and engaging.
Thank you Ruth for your wonderful comments.
Well Designed…. Especially the physical defense
Thanks Preethi.
thoughtful
Thanks shovona.
Very well designed, the animation and pictures were to the point and appealing.
Thanks!
Nice work. I like the custom illustrations that are used in this project. Also, the color palette is great.
Thanks Karthick.
Would like to see just one more helpful tip and that is, feature some info on what happens if intruder is carrying a weapon of some sort and you can’t outrun him.
Great Work!!
Thanks Penny for your feedback. Noted, will incorporate that into the project next time.
I love the animation choices. Super engaging and actually helpful! Thanks
Thanks Jenjenburri for your nice comments.
Awesome graphics! Voiceover would be a great addition
Yeah. Agree with this comment. VO would have been a great addition.
agree needs video
Noted your feedback Lagotto.
Selection of colors is nice. If you insert some video if these actions it can be more engaging. Interactivity is engaging.
Thanks for the comments and thanks for sharing the feedback.
Very instructive character sets. Directions (where to click) is a bit hidden down the view area. An effect could draw attention to it, as to know what to do next. I love the color palette.
Thanks Ben and we’ve noted the feedback too.
Good work but I feel some type of video would help convey your message as specially the attack parts. It would better show how to strike certain areas. Good job though.
Thanks for your comments and feedback. We’ll try and add more videos into our projects.
Very nice work, thanks for sharing. What is the font you are using? Looks like you are using images for all of your text, is that to have greater control?
really nice
Thank you !
Thanks! Great project!
If I can’t run away, I continue to fight like the slide’s images…
By the way, How do you make the illustrations? Are you using Adobe Illustrator? Is there a specialist on the team?
PS I checked the website! Clicked “Subscribe”
Thank you Miho.
So glad that you found it useful !
Yes, we have graphic designers on the team who use illustrator extensively. And thanks for checking the website and subscribing !
Also, not sure what titles are to be used while addressing one another in the Japanese culture. Apologies for not using one.
Thank you for your reply. I think that using Adobe Illustrator is important to create the project.
By the way, useful Japanese title are “san” and “sama”, but Miho is fine.
Good Work!
Thank you.
Oh! This is a great enterprise! Congratulations
Thank you !
Very nice!
Thank you.
I love the quality of your work, I notice the text isn’t blurry and is because you developed this in a fixed high resolution. Are there any downsides in doing so on a more significant project with over 50 slides? I know the HTML scalable is making everything blurry, and I wish this issue were fixed. :/
Hi, Thank you for your nice comments. Yes, this one is high resolution – 1920 x 1080 scalable HTML which makes it clearer. In some cases we convert the text into an image and place it which helps with issues such as font consistencies, ease of animations etc… The downside for projects over 50 slides is when they are media heavy with images, videos, voice overs, etc.. just like any HTML page, it may load slow on poorer connections. Which device the target audience will be using, demography, geography, accessibility and LMS can be factors for choosing resolution as well. Otherwise for shorter interactions, higher resolutions looks good. Thanks for your question and sharing your thoughts.
I absolutely concur! What else can be said. Your commentary is spot on.
Can I access this project in Adobe Captivate 2017?
Thanks Oliver for checking out the project. Its’ been created in the 2019 version and may not be able accessible in 2017. Usually, projects created in earlier versions are accessible in later versions but not the other way round. Will let you know if we come across anything from the Adobe community. Meanwhile, 2019 has great immersive learning features in case you’d like to upgrade.
What a wonderful example! Thanks for sharing!
Thankyou for checking the project and your encouraging comments.
Thank you Paul! We will work on the mobile responsive design.
Nice project. This would make a great mobile learning project with responsive design.
Thank you Paul! We will work on the mobile responsive design.
This was nice. thanks for sharing it.
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