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Storyline 360

Please note that my Storyline 360 examples are best enjoyed on a tablet or desktop computer. The purpose of these examples is to demonstrate that advanced triggers are my specialty. I try to avoid JavaScript and other programming languages, although I may use them if necessary.

You imagine it, and I'll create it.

Slider Interaction

The displayed information moves along with the slider. The cat in the upper right lip-syncs the color.




Dice Interaction

The user can navigate freely using the menu on the left or use the dice to decide which question to answer first.




Calculator Interaction

Marta needs your help to count and calculate the total cost of her purchases. You will use a calculator while she tells you the price of each item.




Pin-Ball Interaction

Try to add up and match the indicated number by dropping the sphere onto any of the arrows; it will bounce randomly until it reaches the bottom.




Driving Interaction

Your gang members dropped some stars in a tunnel while they were running. You must return to the tunnel and retrieve as many stars as you can.




Drag & Shoot Interaction

In this scenario, you're called in for a mission in your area. You're a sniper. You must find, identify, and eliminate the bad guys.




Green board Animation

Professor Gaya gives a short lesson on runes. The static character move dynamically across the slide as the camera zooms in and out against the green screen. Script available.




Yellow Fix the Ship

Yellow is aboard a damaged spaceship and must complete three tasks to reach the escape wormhole.




Spaceship Find the codes

Hurry and get to space, move left, right, up and down, collect four codes and try to beat the record of 1.65 minutes.




Interaction at the information desk

From the counter, you should provide clear information about the shopping center's services, including variations for holidays or special events, to help customers plan their visits effectively.