We have our first course made with New Evolve to share with you, and it’s a cracker!! The wizards at ELM Learning have produced this colourful, engaging course to demonstrate the possibilities of our tool, and we are here for it!
Also, view the engaging webinar they gave for us recently.
We will keep adding more example courses to our Hub - if you want to share your Evolve project there, get in touch!!
Congratulations on the great theming. Wow. 
It looks very unique. I especially like the animated areas.
It’s a pity that titles such as “Positive Leader Explained” have to be saved as blurry images. It would be nice if such titles could be designed directly in evolve as real text. 
You should definitely bring back the interaction labels soon. That way I know what I’ve already done and why something isn’t finished yet.
I agree - and am going to reach out to ELM to suggest they make use of text and background images to recreate - as not only will it be sharp, but also more accessible.
Thanks for the request for interaction labels! I’m sure they will make their way back 
This is a really nice course, beautiful graphics and animations and interesting topic. Are there plans to re-introduce images per device sizes? I notice some images in this course don’t scale proportionately to mobile.
Thanks for sharing Helen!
Hey Lauryn, thanks for the feedback!
Yes if there are any images that aren’t responsively changing we will take a look as that should be happening - if you can share any examples in the feedback topic that’d be fabulous!
Second to add the ‘advanced settings’ for images back in. Not sure of the technical reason, but I always find that hero images, in particular, display crisper at higher resolutions when I add an image for each device size rather than just a single image.
Hi @LaurynS and @craigsteveid I spoke with the Evolve team and I can confirm device specific image sizing is on our roadmap, but I can’t give you a specific timescale for when it would be released at the moment.
Cheers-Sam
Thank you for confirming! That’s good to hear