A visual hierarchy guides the learner’s eye and attention so that they can focus on what is most important.
How to Write Effective Alt Text for eLearning
Learn to identify an image’s category and purpose to write effective alt text for elearning and other digital instructional materials.
21 Ways To Get Visual Ideas
Visual ideas are all around us if you know where to look. Find inspiration here for approaches to eLearning visual design.
How To Write A Visual Style Guide for eLearning (and Presentations)
The most efficient way to achieve visual design consistency in eLearning and presentation slides is to create a visual style guide.
21 Ways to Improve Your Infographics
The Instructional Design of Infographics
The instructional design of infographics helps to make them effective. It allows learners to perceive and interpret them accurately.
10 Elearning Interaction Ideas You May Not Have Thought Of Yet
Here are ten elearning interactions that go beyond simple recall and ask learners to analyze, evaluate, judge, and make decisions.
The Power Of Visual Grouping
Visual grouping provides meaning to graphics because it indicates relationships. Use these principles to improve your eLearning designs.
Create Animations That Are Good For Learning
Animations get mixed reviews as an effective learning medium. Here are ways you can make them more effective.
Designing Text Based Information
Six Principles of Typography for eLearning
Good typography for eLearning improves the user experience. Here are six principles that should be useful to instructional designers.
Sources for Free and Low-Cost Stock Videos
Add B-roll to your videos for attention and engagement
Free stock video clips can fill a lot of gaps in an instructional video or eLearning. Find out about the creative uses and sources for stock footage.
Why I Love The Color Gray for Learning Design and You Should Too
Do you need a way to calm down a busy design or balance vivid colors? Then you’ll love the color gray for learning design.
Ultimate List of Visual Design Tools for L&D
One way to determine the tools you need for the visual design of learning products is to choose the best tools for each phase of the process.