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AI-enhanced learning & creative services Gamification strategy

How I Turned a Party Game into a Leadership Training Demo in 5 Hours

How I Created a UI-less Storyline Experience That Felt Like Art, Not eLearning

Overview

Built as a rapid prototype before a client meeting, this demo reimagines leadership training through the lens of card game mechanics. Inspired by Cards Against Humanity and designed for a mature audience, the result is a professional-yet-playful learning check experience with expandability baked in—AI judging, scoring, and branching are all possible upgrades.

Western-themed interface for leadership training card game demo built in Articulate Storyline, showing the main game host character.

Gamified learning check scenario in leadership training card game demo, with a challenge card describing a management situation.

Interactive card selection screen from Articulate Storyline leadership training module, simulating reflective decision-making.

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This leadership training card game demo was built for decision-making, reflection

The Challenge

How do you make leadership training actually fun, without making it feel childish? Most card-style games are whimsical or silly, but corporate audiences need something sharper. My challenge: design an adult-friendly game that works solo, but feels like group play.

The Build

I used Articulate Storyline and:

Modeled the logic on Cards Against Humanity
Wrote judgmental, punchy card combinations
Built instant feedback with linear logic (expandable to AI)
Added animation and sound design for polish
Designed all cards in Illustrator with custom layouts
Used ChatGPT for tone calibration
Used Google Veo 3 for cinematic overlays

Other Tools Used

What Made It Different

Serious topic, casual format = adult learning win

AI-ready logic (expandable to ChatGPT judging or point system)

Fully customizable questions, modular setup

Built in 5 hours: rapid ideation proof-of-concept

What Happened

This is so cool! I had the most fun when playing CAH for the first time, and it's totally relatable, even to those of us 'well over 30' I would add this type of game to my leadership training, and would love to see the finished game!

Lisa V

This is awesome! Well done, Kristóf!

Matt B.

Kristóf Szever This is amazing!

Tara P.

Shared on LinkedIn with great feedback and engagement

Who Is This For?

Corporate Leadership

DEI & Code of Conduct

Onboarding with Humor

Perfect for learning checks where stakes are high, but engagement matters more.

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

What game is this based on?

Inspired by Cards Against Humanity, but rewritten for learning. It uses judgmental prompts and punchline cards to encourage reflection.

Can this really be used in leadership training?

Yes—it was built specifically for a mature corporate audience. It works for leadership, onboarding, or even code of conduct topics.

What would the AI do?

The AI could score answers, add feedback, or generate new prompt combos. This version is linear, but expansion-ready.

What did you build it with?

Articulate Storyline, ChatGPT, Google Veo 3, Illustrator, Photoshop, Audition, and custom JavaScript.

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AI-enhanced learning & creative services Custom eLearning development

Noir Detective Code of Conduct Course

Comic-Style Global Competition Training

Overview

What if learning workplace conduct felt like solving a mystery? This cinematic, interactive code of conduct training module reimagined the classic Code of Conduct through a gritty, black-and-white detective story. Learners stepped into the shoes of a hardboiled investigator, solving misconduct cases and uncovering what went wrong—learning the code along the way.

Stylized noir scene from an interactive compliance course, where a man in a suit discusses a code of conduct scenario with the learner acting as detective.

Illustration from a detective-style code of conduct training module showing a female character being interviewed by a noir detective, part of a compliance eLearning course.

Detective-themed eLearning UI showing a file drawer interface labeled “Case Solved,” used to gamify progress tracking in a code of conduct compliance course.

Stylized detective character tipping his hat in a noir office setting—serving as the learner's guide in a code of conduct training module designed with interactive compliance storytelling.

Crack the Case. Learn the Code.

Step into the detective’s shoes. In this interactive scenario, examine evidence, interrogate the facts, and uncover where the Code of Conduct was broken, all in true noir style.

The Challenge

The Code of Conduct is essential but often perceived as one of the dullest topics in compliance. The client, a global pharmaceutical company, asked for a solution that felt fresh, immersive, and story-driven, without full gamification. They wanted an interactive code of conduct training that could elevate internal training without overwhelming learners with complexity.

The Build

Inspired by classic noir films, I created a monochromatic aesthetic paired with subtle motion, audio cues, and layered storytelling:

AI-assisted visuals designed using ChatGPT, refined in Photoshop and Illustrator.
Minimalist interface with Storyline and JavaScript, designed to mimic a detective’s office desk.
Cinematic motion clips using Kling Pro and Google Veo 2, introducing each case.
Audio effects like rain, paper shuffling, and noir-style background music to set the mood.
A persistent evidence board guiding learners through four misconduct “cases.”

Other Tools Used

What Made It Different

Detective-driven narrative: The learner plays a case-solving investigator.

Stylized noir design, with black-and-white scenes and vintage UI, created a 1940s mystery feel.

Evidence-based interactions: Each module used documents, photos, and clues to reveal policy breakdowns.

Integrated AI video: Kling and Veo scenes brought motion and mood without human actors.

What Happened

The client was thrilled with the outcome, calling it “incredible,” “sooooo cool,” and noting it “totally nailed the film noir vibe.” They praised the diversity of visuals and were impressed by the talking-head AI animations.

Internal teams remarked that this course—along with the Global Competition Law module—was “really upping our game for Zoetis.”

We estimate a 95% completion rate and 4.8 out of 5 average rating, based on comparable modules and early qualitative feedback. The course was designed with visual and localization flexibility, making it a strong candidate for global rollout.

Who Is This For?

Ethics & Compliance Teams

L&D Managers

Multinational Pharma Training Units

Perfect for any organization that wants their Code of Conduct to finally feel memorable.

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

Can this visual style work for other training?

Absolutely. It’s perfect for ethics, cybersecurity, anti-bribery, and any content where decision-making matters.

How were the visuals made?

ChatGPT-generated base imagery, then polished in Illustrator and Photoshop with cinematic touches.

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AI-enhanced learning & creative services Custom eLearning development

Customs Compliance Microlesson – Valuing Free-of-Charge Goods

Customs Compliance Microlesson - Valuing Free-of-Charge Goods

Overview

How do you teach global customs valuation to busy employees… fast? This bite-sized customs compliance microlesson breaks down a surprisingly tricky topic using natural dialogue, animated AI avatars, and realistic business scenarios. It’s a perfect example of turning a dense compliance subject into an engaging, Zoom-style conversation.

Visual slide showing how to declare market price for free goods in microlearning for compliance training.

Adobe After Effects timeline editing an AI-based training video for customs value declaration microlesson.

Watch the AI-Driven Microlesson in Action

Experience how a 5-minute compliance topic transforms into an engaging Zoom-style microlearning experience. This interactive preview simulates a natural employee conversation—powered by HeyGen avatars and edited for clarity and pace.

The Challenge

The client needed to explain global customs rules around “free of charge” goods—why they still require accurate value declarations even when no money changes hands. The content had to be legally accurate, easily localizable, and short enough for learners to complete in under 5 minutes.

The Build

The final solution was a lean but highly realistic video-based module:

A custom-scripted dialogue transformed into a simulated Zoom call using HeyGen, creating relatable, character-driven explanations.
Premiere Pro and After Effects enhanced the visuals with movement, pacing, and subtle transitions.
Photoshop and Illustrator were used to create branded UI and icon elements.
Edited to under 5 minutes without losing clarity or detail.
Delivered in a flexible format for easy LMS upload and future translation.

Other Tools Used

What Made It Different

Realistic Zoom-style simulation: Built to mimic a natural employee conversation, avoiding stiff narration or over-explaining.

Surgical editing: Every second was optimized to retain attention and drive home one message—you must declare value, even if the goods are free.

Built and delivered under tight deadline: The project had to go live quickly to meet a global policy push.

What Happened

Despite the dry legal topic, the course received praise for clarity, relatability, and style. The client said:

I like the Zoom call option. The male avatar actually raised his eyebrow a little. Gives him some character!

Julie V.

Estimated outcomes

Completion rate exceeded 95% in the first two weeks.
Internal feedback cited “realism,” “great visuals,” and “perfect runtime.”
Now under consideration as a template format for future global trade training.

Who Is This For?

Global Logistics & Trade Teams

Compliance & Legal

Supply Chain Training Teams

Perfect for organizations handling international shipments and needing clarity on customs declarations.

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

What’s the learner experience like?

It feels like watching a short, natural Zoom call between two colleagues. But with clear visuals and compliance takeaways.

How long is the course?

Just under 5 minutes. Fast enough for mandatory viewing without losing detail.

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AI-enhanced learning & creative services Custom eLearning development Learning assets & UI design

Comic-Style Global Competition Training

Overview

How do you transform a dry compliance topic into an interactive compliance training? This custom-built eLearning course tackled global competition laws and business etiquette, through the lens of a comic book universe. Learners followed a young protagonist navigating ethical gray zones across international deals, backed by superpowered visuals and responsive interactivity.

Comic-style boardroom drama depicting a confidentiality-focused global compliance meeting, used in multilingual interactive training for competition law.

Superhero-style eLearning illustration of a corporate boardroom secretly discussing bid-rigging, part of a scenario-based compliance training module.

Comic-style panel from global competition law eLearning course showing fictional pharmaceutical boardroom strategy conversation, designed to teach ethical sales practices.

Interactive compliance training scene featuring two illustrated business characters discussing ethics in a global corporate office, styled in comic visuals for eLearning engagement.

What Would You Say? – Global Competition Reflection Simulator

Step into a high-stakes conversation with a competitor. In this LLM-style interaction, you’ll type your own response—and watch how your words are evaluated for compliance risk. It’s like AI… but safely scripted.

The Challenge

Global competition law is dense, complex, and usually met with sighs. The challenge here was to:

The Build

I used Articulate Storyline, custom JavaScript, and a mix of motion and AI tools to make an interactive compliance training:

Fully custom, comic-style graphics created in Photoshop and Illustrator.
After Effects animation to simulate comic book panels and transitions.
AI-generated narration using WellSaid for consistent multilingual VO.
JavaScript-driven parallax effects and LLM-style free-response simulation to make user input feel dynamic and personalized—without an actual AI backend.
Optimized structure to support translation into 10+ languages.

Other Tools Used

What Made It Different

Story-first design: Learners follow a rising business star through ethical crossroads.

Comic visuals & animation: Turns dense policies into character-driven drama.

LLM-style interactions: Users input freeform answers and get smart, scenario-mapped feedback.

Localization-friendly: Designed for seamless rollout in multilingual environments.

What Happened

This project redefined what a compliance course could look and feel like. Instead of endless slides, it delivered a narrative arc, complete with conflict, stakes, and resolution—mirroring real-world pressure and decisions.

Results? Estimated 98% completion rate, with average feedback scores around 4.7 out of 5 from internal learners. The client requested future modules in a similar format, noting how the course made “the most boring content feel like a Netflix episode.

Who Is This For?

Global Ethics Trainers

Legal Compliance & HR Teams

Creative L&D Departments

Perfect for teams that want to ditch PDF policies and make compliance human.

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

Can this format be applied to other compliance topics?

Yes! This structure works perfectly for ethics, DEI, security awareness, or anti-harassment.

What’s special about the interactions?

I used JavaScript to simulate LLM-style input—so learners could type in reflections and receive branching responses.

Will it work for multilingual teams?

It was designed with translators in mind and supports easy swapping of copy, audio, and overlays.

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AI-enhanced learning & creative services Gamification strategy Learning assets & UI design

Microgame UX Demo for Soft Skills

Overview

This was a spontaneous build created on Star Wars Day—because when your LinkedIn feed turns geeky, why not join in and prototype something useful? The result: a moral-choice microinteraction inspired by RPG games and styled like a galactic philosophy test. It’s a visual, responsive, and reskinnable Storyline piece you can drop into soft skills training, ethics scenarios, or onboarding flows.

Sith figure emitting purple lightning while summoning a holocron. eLearning screen explains how Sith holocrons store pain-based knowledge, referencing Darth Nihilus from Star Wars lore.

Interactive moral choice screen from a Star Wars–inspired soft skills eLearning module. Learners hover to choose between “Shout and curse” or “Stay calm, let it go,” triggering a visual polarity shift via a central holocron.

Jedi figure meditating beside floating holocrons with the caption “The Jedi Code Has a Peaceful Philosophy.” Educational overlay explains the Jedi philosophy and its grounding in mindfulness and stoicism.

Test your allegiance

This interactive leadership microgame uses moral reflection to guide learners through decision-making scenarios, blending cinematic design with actionable insights.

The Challenge

How do you make a situational decision feel cinematic and reflective, without resorting to walls of text? I wanted something that could:

The Build

I used Articulate Storyline, custom JavaScript, and a range of creative tools to bring this demo to life:

A hover-sensitive “holocron” orb follows the mouse, changing the background dynamically
No dragging needed, just hover, reveal, and reflect.
Hidden "morality meter" determines whether you receive a Jedi or Sith ending.
Built entirely using Storyline’s JavaScript API, designed to push what’s possible with custom interactions.
Visuals created in Photoshop, Illustrator, and enhanced with Premiere Pro.
AI assets generated using Kling, Google Veo, and ChatGPT for overlays and interaction uses.

Other Tools Used

What Made It Different

Custom-built hover interaction that simulates decision weight visually

RPG-style morality system with responsive state shifts

Soft skill reflection without lectures

Reusable mechanic, easily adapted to onboarding, ethics, or DEI

What Happened

Light side all the way. This is fantastic work, Kristóf! How long did this take you to create? (2 days)

Matt B.

This interaction reimagines how true/false and multiple-choice questions can be presented—ditching the default quiz format in favor of something more visual, brandable, and immersive. It’s designed to be flexible, allowing quick swaps of visuals, logic, or text to fit different learning scenarios like onboarding or compliance. By combining Storyline and JavaScript, this prototype proves how even simple knowledge checks can feel dynamic and purpose-built, moving beyond traditional checkboxes into experience-first learning design.

Who Is This For?

L&D Teams Exploring Soft Skills

Ethics & DEI Trainers

Creative Onboarding Modules

Ideal for anyone wanting to replace click fatigue with immersive, choice-driven learning.

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

Can this be reskinned for corporate use?

Absolutely. The current version is stylized for Star Wars Day, but the logic and layout can be adapted for ethics training, soft skills, situational judgment, and more.

What makes this different from other decision-based modules?

Instead of basic buttons, this one uses a hover-based interaction. Learners move a glowing holocron orb to reveal decisions, and the entire interface responds fluidly—creating a game-like puzzle with meaningful learning outcomes.

Is this using advanced Storyline features?

Yes! It stretches Storyline’s new JavaScript API with real-time feedback logic, interactive state changes, and a hidden morality algorithm.

Can I get the source file?

Sure—just reach out! Always happy to share or customize it for your team.

What was it built with?

Articulate Storyline, JavaScript, Illustrator, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Audition, Midjourney, Runway, Kling, Google Veo 2, and ChatGPT.

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AI-enhanced learning & creative services Gamification strategy

Creating a UI-less eLearning Experience That Feels Like Art

How I Created a UI-less Storyline Experience That Felt Like Art, Not eLearning

Overview

Designing Stillness is a poetic Earth Day meditation, built in Articulate Storyline without any traditional UI. With sound, timing, and motion at its core, it guides users through a calming experience that feels more like digital poetry than online training. This project explores how emotional design can create learning impact, even without a single learning objective.

Minimalist sunrise over polygon-style mountains with floating arrow symbol

Glowing digital plant sprout with roots in soil, captioned 'Seventy years ago'

Digital wireframe tree glowing over autumn landscape with lake and orange-leaved trees

Try it for yourself!
This UI-less Storyline experience was built with nothing but visuals, sound, and timing.

The Challenge

How do you engage learners without UI, instructions, or gamification? In a world of noisy, click-heavy training, my challenge was to build a digital wellness experience that actually reduces stress instead of adding to it.

The Build

I used Articulate Storyline and:

Removed all UI (no menus, prompts, or indicators)
Layered spatial sound with ambient tracks
Animated visual metaphors and micro-interactions
Timed the experience for reflective pacing, not task progression
Structured everything around a poem, no voiceover needed

Other Tools Used

What Made It Different

Passive pacing, not learner-controlled flow

Minimalism-first UX: only what adds emotion stays

Multi-layered soundscape triggers emotion and memory

Felt like meditation, not navigation

They shut the road through the woods
Seventy years ago.
Weather and rain have undone it again,
And now you would never know
There was once a road through the woods
Before they planted the trees.

“The Way Through the Woods” (excerpt) by Rudyard Kipling

What Happened

Magazine Feature

Featured in Dirty Words eLearning Magazine
Impressions

Reached over 2,000 impressions and 30+ engagements on LinkedIn
Positive Reception

Feedback like: This is not great but Awesome! I love the design, sounds and clicking the lines and the shapes that appear. Really cool!
Inspiration

The module gave inspiration to people, showing that Storyline can be used differently, rather than only for "click next" interactions.

Who Is This For?

Wellness eLearning

Mindfulness onboarding

DEI & soft-skill training

Perfect for mindset-based training, wellness programs, or DEI modules where calm is the goal.

UI-less eLearning Experience FAQ

Can an eLearning module be engaging without interaction?

Yes. Designing Stillness proves that motion, audio, and minimalism can hold attention without clicks or goals.

What was this built with?

Articulate Storyline, fully customized to remove UI and prioritize ambient user flow. Additionally, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Audition, ChatGPT and Kling.

Can this style be adapted for corporate training or onboarding?

Absolutely. While it’s not for teaching software clicks, this immersive style is highly effective for soft-skill training where the goal is mindset shift, reflection, or emotional resonance. It’s ideal for onboarding, wellness, DEI, and awareness campaigns.

What devices does it support?

It’s responsive and tested across desktop, tablet, and mobile—though desktop offers the most immersive experience.

What devices does it support?

It’s responsive and tested across desktop, tablet, and mobile—though desktop offers the most immersive experience.

How I Created a UI-less Storyline Experience That Felt Like Art, Not eLearning

Overview

Step into the Saloon Partner! This leadership training card game demo was built for decision-making, reflection

The Challenge

The Build

Other Tools Used

Articulate Storyline

ChatGPT

Adobe Audition

Advanced Javascript

Google Veo 3

Adobe Photoshop

What Made It Different

What Happened

Who Is This For?

Corporate Leadership

DEI & Code of Conduct

Onboarding with Humor

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

What game is this based on?

Can this really be used in leadership training?

What would the AI do?

What did you build it with?

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Comic-Style Global Competition Training

Overview

Crack the Case. Learn the Code.

The Challenge

The Build

Other Tools Used

Articulate Storyline

ChatGPT

Advanced Javascript

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

WellSaid Labs

Kling Pro

Google Veo

What Made It Different

What Happened

Who Is This For?

Ethics & Compliance Teams

L&D Managers

Multinational Pharma Training Units

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

Can this visual style work for other training?

How were the visuals made?

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Customs Compliance Microlesson - Valuing Free-of-Charge Goods

Overview

Watch the AI-Driven Microlesson in Action

The Challenge

The Build

Other Tools Used

Articulate Storyline

Adobe Photoshop

WellSaid Labs

HeyGen

What Made It Different

What Happened

Estimated outcomes

Who Is This For?

Global Logistics & Trade Teams

Compliance & Legal

Supply Chain Training Teams

Leadership Training Card Game FAQ

What’s the learner experience like?

How long is the course?

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Comic-Style Global Competition Training

Overview

What Would You Say? – Global Competition Reflection Simulator

The Challenge

The Build

Other Tools Used

Articulate Storyline

ChatGPT

Step into the Saloon Partner!
This leadership training card game demo was built for decision-making, reflection