Hi Nitya, thanks for sharing! (Also I have to add that I've seen your work on Twitter and I love your sketchnotes! I like how each post includes the sketchnote image and a link to a blog post or slides, so that people can choose how they want to engage with the information.)
I love the way you've broken this down into multiple levels - reminds me of the 3 levels of WCAG conformance.
The 301 level sounds really fascinating. I've wondered about using SVG to add some structure to the sections of a sketchnote, but I hadn't thought about things like audio guides or paper circuits. It sounds really cool! Do you have any examples of those more interactive guides in practice, or is it more something you've been brainstorming?
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Hi Nitya, thanks for sharing! (Also I have to add that I've seen your work on Twitter and I love your sketchnotes! I like how each post includes the sketchnote image and a link to a blog post or slides, so that people can choose how they want to engage with the information.)
I love the way you've broken this down into multiple levels - reminds me of the 3 levels of WCAG conformance.
The 301 level sounds really fascinating. I've wondered about using SVG to add some structure to the sections of a sketchnote, but I hadn't thought about things like audio guides or paper circuits. It sounds really cool! Do you have any examples of those more interactive guides in practice, or is it more something you've been brainstorming?