Category: Design Challenges
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Project: TacoMazing Fire Safety
I designed a printed fire extinguisher job aid as part of a monthly design challenge, using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign to adapt existing visuals into a clear, branded safety resource. This post shares my design thinking, tool workflow, and a reminder of why learning design is such a dynamic and rewarding field.
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Storyline: AI Javascript Animations
What do faulty smoke detectors, a strangely shaped house, and Storyline’s AI animation tools have in common? Apparently this week’s eLearning challenge. Here’s what I built, and what I learned.
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Project: Counterfeit Cash Vigilance Training
A behind-the-scenes look at my Counterfeit Cash Vigilance training—where I experimented with Storyline features, mapped branching paths in Miro, navigated an unexpected font betrayal, and learned way more about currency security than I ever expected.
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Design in Progress: Focus Order and Alt Text in Storyline
Join me for a quick walkthrough of how I set up Focus Order and alt text in Storyline (complete with tired-Sunday “ums”). Accessibility starts in the details!
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Design in Progress: Working Through Triggers and Layers in Storyline
A behind-the-scenes look at my design process in Articulate Storyline – experimenting with triggers, layers, and the small decisions that shape interactivity.
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Hallowen Themed Project: House of Inaccessible Horrors
Step into the House of Inaccessible Horrors! This Halloween, I took on the Articulate E-Learning Heroes challenge with a haunted-house-themed escape room that explores accessibility through the POUR principles — Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust. Parts of this project are intentionally inaccessible to help learning designers experience what many learners face every day.
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Project: Keys to Your First Home
This project was undertaken as part of “The E-Learning Designer’s Academy” September Challenge. Read about my process and view the finished product.