Training Magazine Network · Building Flip Cards, Tabs, and Branching Scenarios in Claude Design

Template? Not today.

Every interaction from the session, ready to play, and the prompt guide to build your own. Each one started as a storyboard and a prompt in Claude Design.

The prompt guide, Building interactions in Claude Design

Prompt guide 2 pages

Building interactions in Claude Design

The opening and closing blocks, templates for all five interactions in a familiar and a reimagined version, the refining prompts, and the SCORM prompt. Swap in your own details and build.

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Tabs

A strip of tabs across the top became one patient’s journey through a hospital stay.

Accordions

A list of bars became boarding passes that tear open, after two attempts that didn’t work.

Branching scenarios

Three buttons on a slide became a live chat with a customer who’s about to leave.

Drag and drop

Labels dragged into boxes became a pallet you stack, wrap, and watch wobble.

Start here on Monday

Three lines worth keeping.

The line that changes everything

This is a [flip card] interaction, but it must not look like [a grid of flip cards].

End every revision with this

Keep everything else exactly as it is.

Run this before you publish

Review this design against Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 AA, including keyboard access, focus order, contrast, screen reader labels, and alternatives to dragging, and fix what you find.

Go deeper

Today was about the interactions. The GenAI Workflow for Instructional Designers takes a single project through the whole workflow, from a messy pile of source material to a finished course, one stage at a time and at your own pace.

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Questions after the session? Write to me at pooja@dlnook.com.