This week’s challenge is to create an interactive graphic based on a recent Articulate survey about what people love and hate about e-learning. So I did!
The Idea
Above all, I thought the biggest advantage of the interactive graphic would be to add a main menu so the user could quickly scan topics and jump to the details. It can be a struggle to scroll through a long graphic – especially on mobile devices – so the quick jump would be a plus.
The other thing I noticed was that even though the original infographic talks about love and hate, I wasn’t seeing much hate. So my other idea was to graphically represent that imbalance.
The Design
Ultimately I ended up designing it around two things: The idea and image of a scale to illustrate the imbalance of positive and negative survey results – and the idea and image of e-learning devices. After falling in love with a red vector scale, I let it determine part of the color scheme and most of the overall design aesthetic. That’s a pretty good scale.
I put the content detail on slide layers and let e-learning devices have a hand in presenting them.
Weighing the Results
If you’d like to see my interactive version of the survey results, you can enjoy them right here. And remember – if there’s something you don’t love about e-learning, you can be the change.
Dan Sweigert says
Looks great Jackie, I love the design and your choice of colors. Also, I never thought about the fact that e-learning keeps people from having to drive to and from instructor led training sessions, thus eco-friendly. There might be other reasons as well. Overall, very nicely done.
Jackie Van Nice says
Thanks, Dan! Yes – never mind constantly flying around the country to train people like I used to. It’s far eco-groovier. :)
Gina Evans says
Another hit, as usual! I love your designs. Thanks for sharing!
Jackie Van Nice says
Aw – thanks so much, Gina! I really appreciate it. :)
Victoria karr says
I love this! Thank you for sharing, I am new to your blog and so happy I found it!
Jackie Van Nice says
Thanks, Victoria – and welcome! I’m so glad you found me too. :)