More Than 30 Drag and Drop Examples

It helps to look at what others are doing to get ideas and inspiration for your own work. Sometimes looking at what others have done also gives us confidence that we can do something similar.

Drag and Drop Examples

This week I’d like to feature a number of drag and drop interactions that people in the community have created over the past couple of years.

• Keyboard Accessible: try the regular way and then try using the keyboard.
• Choose the Fruit
• Learn About the Ear
• Procedural Drag and Drop
• Gamified Gardening
• Lab Experiment
• Plan Your Meals
• Letter Game with Counter
• Memory Game
• Sun Safety Tips
• How Many Cupcakes Can You Buy?
• Organizational Chart Activity
• Image Gallery
• Do You Know Your Cupcakes?
• Sport Uniform Activity
• Drag and Drop Assessment
• Star Wars Trivia
• Food Server Training
• Emoji Mood-o-Meter
• Truth or Lie?
• Number Jumble
• Movie Trivia
• Anatomy Quiz
• Quick Knowledge Check
• Customer Service Feedback
• Anatomy Explorer
• Design a Workspace

On a side note, there were a lot of interactions that I couldn’t share because it was either a broken link because the file was moved or the interaction was hosted on Google Drive. Google Drive links are not going to work in about a month. You can fix that here.

Drag and Drop Examples from Weekly Challenges

Here are two challenges that featured some drag and drop interactions. You’ll need to go to the following week to see the recap.

• Challenge #16: Custom Drag and Drop Interactions. You can view the examples submitted in the comments section of the challenge.
• Challenge #21: Beyond Basic Drag and Drop Interactions. Submissions are in the comments section.

There’s a pretty diverse selection of interactions. Many of the interactions submitted in the weekly challenges also come with the source file for you to review and deconstruct.

If you have an example of a drag and drop that you’ve created using Storyline feel free to share it via the comments link.

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