This chapter took some of the basic concepts of creating a content-rich story and provided you with some recommendations for how you can easily begin to push these basic concepts to the next level by creating more complex interactions.

You learned many ways of extending display content using layers, states, hotspots, lightboxes, and scroll panels and also learned how to add and enhance your video by incorporating interactivity. You also gained knowledge about the four available screen recording modes and how to use them, how to add and edit audio using Storyline's built-in audio editor, and how to do some neat things with web objects, such as adding a PDF viewer to a slide and how to layer content on top of web objects.

Now that we've identified how you can create a very robust story using various content functions within Storyline, you should be ready to learn a bit more about the interactive features specific to Storyline and how to integrate them with what you've learned in this...