Module Recap Digital Designs

Now That You've Finished This Module

You’ve reached the end of the Digital Designs module! Through the successful completion of this module, you have expanded your knowledge of the digital design options available in InDesign. We practiced adding multiple forms of interactivity and discussed various output options.

It is a good idea to review the learning objectives for each module before moving on to the next. I've included them below for reference. Take a minute to read through them. Make sure you are comfortable with the knowledge and skills we've addressed. It is okay to loop back and review the module before moving on if you need to.

Learning Objectives

Lesson 08 – Interactivity Basics (review)
- Define interactivity
- Create a design that uses basic interactive elements (URL hyperlinks, buttons for navigation, object states, animation, embedded HTML video, and rollovers)
- Test interactivity using the EPUB Interactivity Preview panel
- Export an interactive design as an interactive PDF and Publish Online
Lesson 09 – Intermediate Interactivity
- Create a design that uses intermediate interactive elements (audio, video, buttons and timing for animation, embedded HTML content, liquid layouts, bookmarks for alternate TOC, and bookmarks for buttons)
- Export an interactive design as an Interactive PDF, Publish Online, HTML, and EPUB
Lesson 10 – Digital Design Outputs
- List common digital design output options
- Discuss pros and cons of common digital design output options
- Research a digital design output option to learn more about it
- List resources for continued learning about digital design output options