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Mobile-first microlearning for compliance-ready bullet writing (≈7 min)
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Best viewed in mobile (portrait).
At a glance
At a glance
Magic Bullets is a mobile-first microlearning sample on writing bullets that are clear, testable, and evidence-ready—especially for accessibility and compliance contexts.
Key facts:
Format: Genially microsite
Duration: ~7 min
Device: Mobile-first
Focus: Accessibility + audit-ready wording
Instructional intent — Write bullets learners can actually follow
Instructional intent — Write bullets learners can actually follow
I built Magic Bullets to solve a small but very real problem: bullets that sound “professional” but don’t actually say what to do. In accessibility and EU compliance training, that vagueness turns into confusion—and sometimes risk.
This microlearning helps learners rewrite “foggy” bullets into wording that’s clear, checkable, and easy to document.
What I focused on:
Turning intentions into requirements (what to do, not what to “ensure”)
Adding scope (where/when it applies)
Naming evidence (what gets saved to prove checks)
Instructional design model
Instructional design model
For this piece, I used a practice-first microlearning loop—short, focused, and built for transfer.
Flow:
Hook: call out the problem fast (“foggy bullets”)
Rules: simple writing principles you can apply immediately
Examples: MEH vs BETTER contrast to make the pattern obvious
Practice: quick A/B decision + guided rewrite
Transfer: final checklist learners can reuse while authoring
It’s intentionally lightweight: less theory, more “try it now.”
Visual walkthrough
Visual walkthrough
You’ll see the key screen formats, what each one teaches, and why it supports transfer. Get a fast view of my instructional thinking, microcopy craft, and ability to build a cohesive, portfolio-ready prototype.
My role in this project
My role in this project
This is an end-to-end portfolio sample I designed and built myself, with a strong mobile-first mindset and a “keep it usable” approach.
What I did:
Designed the learning flow and wrote all microcopy (rules, MEH/BETTER examples, A/B check, rewrite prompt, checklist)
Created the mobile visual system (neutral + teal, Inter, consistent card layout)
Built the prototype in Genially (microsite navigation + hotspots)
Documented the case for my portfolio and integrated it into Google Sites
Credits
Credits
Designed for mobile-first learning and accessibility-aware writing.
Built with: Genially (Free plan)
Find me in LinkedIn: Almudena Roncero
Interested in mobile-first microlearning or accessibility-aware compliance training? Let’s connect.
Interested in mobile-first microlearning or accessibility-aware compliance training? Let’s connect.
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