Storyline tutorial - create a sentence builder game

[@Digidori]

Excellent! You have me sold on JS! Jumping in with both feet first!

[@kevynhorton5448]

Loved the JavaScript walkthrough!! Keep these videos coming

[@VortexStory]

Le niveau de production visuelle a drastiquement augmenté!

[@learnomancer]

This is such a good video !!! Especially the implementation using Javascript. Thank you for sharing this.

[@MarieJoLeroux]

Thank you! That's such a good handle :)

[@cbtcafe]

That's a nice interaction, Marie Jo!

[@petebrown7995]

Note that in Storyline 360 these days (since early 2024, I think), Javascript executes in standard preview without having to do a Review, web or LMS publish as mentioned at about 24:00. A great feature addition by the Articulate team.

[@bybites]

Amazing tutorial! I’m going to try it out! Hope more of such cool things are coming

[@MarieJoLeroux]

So happy it's useful to you! :)

[@simoncm8352]

Ça ressemble beaucoup au projet que je veux développer pour ma maîtrise ! Excellent tutoriel. :)

[@MarieJoLeroux]

Soooo happy it helped you, Simon! Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions, and all the best on your Master's. ☺

[@clivekingshott4323]

That’s awesome and just what I’ve been looking for! Now I need to learn how to do it myself!!😊

[@djumeau]

Just thought about this. Doing a step by step process by clicking each task in order. If you mess up, you can always click on the reset button again. Same principle... just longer phrases as long it fits on your slide.

[@egwuhouse2933]

Hey just wanted to let you know the JS in the pdf might be incorrect. The console.log(''); should go before the getItem lines. Great tutorial!

[@MarieJoLeroux]

Thanks for letting me know! I'll look into it :)

[@KarenRenee-yr6vv]

Great video. About to try this. How can I get to have users pick the number of questions they want to answer and then move on.

[@ssikarim]

Merci bien

[@MarieJoLeroux]

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[@donnyt857]

Is this accessible to a screen reader?

[@MarieJoLeroux]

Hey Donny! Some commenters on LinkedIn mentioned that this would be a more accessible design than Drag and Drop, but I'm not familiar enough with how screen readers work to say. I'm very interested in this use case, however, so I'd love to know, what makes you ask?

[@donnyt857]

@@MarieJoLeroux I am an accessibility member at my job where I develop in storyline. We are looking for drag and drop alternative designs to work with screen readers. Have you looked at the reading order pane to see the output of the content?

[@MarieJoLeroux]

@@donnyt857 Thanks! I'll check that out!

[@lucasjin3651]

@@MarieJoLerouxall you need to do is adding accessibility texts to all the boxes. By doing that, it should work.