Interactions: A Gallery

Empower your customers by enabling them to customize their selected product before checkout. For example, the customer could choose a preferred color or they could even have their own logo or words printed on the product.

Dragging and dropping items to multiple targets is particularly useful when you want your user to match all correct items before moving on to the next step/level in a game/course.

Many times, a question can have several correct answers. For example, when talking about dog breeds, several answers could be correct. One of the best ways to engage users in this dog-breeds discussion would be to use a drag-and-drop-to-single-target activity.

This is a geography-related memory game where the player is expected to correctly match two cards. When all pairs have been correctly identified, the player is presented with a lead generation form which can later be used in your marketing outreach.

Data can be presented in many interesting ways. One of the best ways to enhance engagement and comprehension of your presentation is when you add interactivity. You could add animations to draw attention to some parts of your presentation as the user engages with it.

This is an example of how information can be presented to your audience in a way that can be better understood and remembered. The user adjusts the fuel quantity to see how much fuel is consumed per mile as the speed of the car changes.

Puzzles are one of most effective methods to get your audience to recognize and remember your brand/idea/message. Gamification or adding some sort of competition to the completion of a puzzle excites interest and attention... a dream for any marketer.

Infographics can be made more fun by adding interactivity. For example, hotspots can be placed on an image and these provide more information to the user when clicked.