Scrollytelling: Creating a One-Page Web Experience

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Bill Shander

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[1] Introduction

[1] Scrollytelling for the web.mp4

00:40

[2] What you should know.mp4

00:50

[3] Using the exercise files.mp4

01:02

[2] 1. Why Scrollytelling

[1] What is scrollytelling.mp4

01:50

[2] Why scrollytelling is great.mp4

02:34

[3] Alternatives to scrollytelling.mp4

01:28

[3] 2. Technology

[1] Components of scrollytelling.mp4

01:52

[2] Technology options.mp4

05:13

[4] 3. From Idea to Scrollytelling Masterpiece

[1] HTML and CSS basics.mp4

04:46

[2] Scrollama setup.mp4

12:11

[3] Triggering events.mp4

08:23

[4] Test before you go too far.mp4

04:00

[5] Affecting other objects.mp4

06:58

[6] Making scrollytelling more dynamic.mp4

03:03

[7] Affecting things in any way you want.mp4

09:36

[8] Beyond triggering Progressive dynamic actions.mp4

08:42

[9] Clean it up.mp4

03:55

[5] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

01:09

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What is scrollytelling? What can you do with it, and what are some alternatives? In this course, instructor Bill Shander answers these questions and more. Bill begins with a definition and example of scrollytelling, then gives you examples of its benefits for user engagement and narrative experience. He presents some alternative ways to tell stories on your website and offers some pros and cons for each. Bill goes over the technical components of what makes a scrollytelling experience and goes over some options for technologies you can use to create such experiences. He walks you through the complete process of turning your idea into a scrollytelling masterpiece using one particular approach, then concludes with useful advice on cleaning it up to deliver the best possible experience to your users.

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Bill Shander

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Data storytelling, information design and data visualization combine three distinct parts of me - the journalist, the designer and the technologist. I speak at conferences and lead in-person workshops for clients and the public on data storytelling and visualization - why it's essential in today's world and how to really communicate effectively with varied audiences. I also work with clients, and love listening to their challenges, exploring their data and processes and helping them deliver compelling messages via interactive and static visual experiences. Clients include various US Government agencies, United Nations, World Bank, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Starbucks, American Express, and many other world-renowned organizations.

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