Articulate recently released a new feature that will reduce the number of triggers needed to create conditions. Instead of having several triggers to handle various scenarios, you can now define what happens if a condition has not been met.

For example, if you want to prevent the user from moving on until they complete looking at all four tabs before, you would have two triggers with 4 triggers each. One to move onto the next page if all four tabs have been met and one if they have yet to visit all four tabs to instruct them to complete.

Now, you can have one trigger that will prevent the user from moving on until they have visited all four tabs and THEN add on what happens if that condition has not been met. So useful! I will show you how to use this feature in this latest video.

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