Interactive Storytelling & UX

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​Should we use Interactive Narrative All the time?

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Multiple Choice

Which of these scenarios best fits the use of interactive storytelling?

• Displaying a list of company locations and contact details.

• Presenting a historical timeline with clickable events for more information.

• Listing simple instructions for setting up a new product.

• Providing a static infographic with one key point

Multiple Choice

What is the main benefit of "scrollytelling" for audience engagement?

• It is faster to read

• It breaks through digital noise and captivates the audience

• It uses fewer resources

• It is easier to create

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What does UX design aim to achieve?

• Seamless and intuitive user interaction

• Increased service cost

• Prioritize aesthetics over functionality

• To make digital interactions detailed

Can you think of a time when
a visual graphic made a big difference in how you understood something?

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What percentage of what we see do we typically remember?

• 10%

• 20%

• 50%

• 80%

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Which scenario would be best suited for using an infographic?

• A detailed narrative describing the personal impact of a natural disaster.

• Explaining the different stages of vaccine development.

• Reporting an emotional firsthand story from a wildfire survivor.

• Describing the atmosphere at a city parade.