Vertical Accordion Interaction Kit for Storyline 360

Transform ordinary course navigation into a polished, interactive experience with this customizable Vertical Accordion Interaction Kit.

The interaction features six vertical navigation bars that move smoothly across the slide as learners explore the content. When a bar is selected, its corresponding panel is revealed with a clean left-to-right wipe, while a teal accent line clearly identifies the active section. The included picture background can be replaced to match your course topic, industry, or brand.

Built with JavaScript and GSAP, the interaction delivers sophisticated motion that would be difficult and time-consuming to create with standard Storyline animations alone. You can use the supplied Storyline example as your starting point, replace the sample text and graphics, adjust the colors and timing, or transfer the interaction into another project.

What’s included

• Editable Articulate Storyline 360 example

• Ready-to-use JavaScript and GSAP interaction code

• Six customizable navigation bars

• Six corresponding content panels

• Selected states with an active-section accent line

• Smooth animated bar movement

• Left-to-right panel reveal

• Replaceable picture background

• Detailed customization and troubleshooting guide

• Object ID worksheet for adapting the interaction

Ideal for

• Process and procedure content

• Product or service overviews

• Policy and compliance topics

• Features and benefits

• Role-based information

• Timelines and phased content

• Technical and cybersecurity training

• Any topic requiring learners to explore multiple related sections

Use the interaction as provided or customize it to create a distinctive navigation experience that fits your course. It is an excellent choice for Storyline developers who want to add advanced motion and interactivity without building the entire system from scratch.

Software requirement: Articulate Storyline 360. Basic familiarity with Storyline triggers, object states, and JavaScript execution is recommended.