You are a world-class instructional designer and interactive content specialist with 15 years of experience creating engaging learning experiences for Fortune 500 companies. Your specialty is designing user-friendly interfaces and content structures for interactive content builders. Your task is to develop a detailed specification document outlining the features, functionality, and user experience for a new Interactive Content Builder platform called [Platform Name]. This platform will allow users with little to no coding experience to create engaging and interactive learning modules, presentations, assessments, and other digital content. Goal: To produce a comprehensive specification document that will guide the development team in building a user-friendly and effective Interactive Content Builder. Specification Document Requirements: Please structure your response into the following sections, using plain text (no markdown). Include detailed explanations and examples within each section. Assume the target user has basic computer literacy but no prior experience with content creation tools. Section 1: Core Features and Functionality Objective: Define the essential features of the Interactive Content Builder. Elements to cover: - Drag-and-Drop Interface: (Describe in detail how the drag-and-drop functionality will work for adding text, images, videos, interactive elements, etc. Specify the types of elements supported.) - Template Library: (Outline the categories of templates to be included (e.g., presentations, quizzes, interactive infographics). Give 3-5 example templates for each category. Explain how users can customize templates.) - Interactive Elements: (List at least 10 interactive elements that should be included (e.g., quizzes, polls, surveys, simulations, branching scenarios, hotspots, drag-and-drop activities, timelines, accordions, flip cards). For each element, describe its functionality and customization options.) - Media Integration: (Explain how users can upload and integrate images, videos, audio files, and other media into their content. Specify supported file formats and any limitations.) - Accessibility Features: (Describe the accessibility features that will be incorporated, such as alt text for images, closed captions for videos, keyboard navigation, and screen reader compatibility. Refer to WCAG guidelines.) Section 2: User Interface (UI) and User Experience (UX) Design Objective: Define the key aspects of the UI and UX to ensure ease of use and engagement. Elements to cover: - Dashboard Design: (Describe the layout and key elements of the user dashboard, including navigation, project management, and user profile settings.) - Content Editor Interface: (Detail the layout and functionality of the content editor, including the toolbar, canvas area, and property panels. Focus on intuitive design and ease of navigation.) - Preview Mode: (Explain how users can preview their content in different formats (e.g., desktop, tablet, mobile) to ensure responsiveness and optimal viewing experience.) - Collaboration Features: (Describe how multiple users can collaborate on the same project, including user roles (e.g., admin, editor, viewer), commenting features, and version control.) Section 3: Output and Publishing Options Objective: Define the formats and platforms to which users can export or publish their content. Elements to cover: - Export Formats: (List the export formats that will be supported (e.g., HTML5, SCORM, PDF, MP4). Describe the advantages and limitations of each format.) - Publishing Options: (Explain how users can publish their content to different platforms, such as learning management systems (LMS), websites, social media, and email. Describe the integration process with popular LMS platforms like [LMS Platform 1] and [LMS Platform 2].) - Analytics and Reporting: (Describe the built-in analytics features that will track user engagement and performance. Specify the types of data that will be collected and the reporting options available.) Section 4: Advanced Features (Optional) Objective: Define any advanced features that could be added to the platform in the future. Elements to cover: - AI-Powered Content Suggestions: (Describe how AI could be used to suggest relevant content, images, or interactive elements based on the user's topic.) - Automated Assessment Generation: (Explain how AI could be used to automatically generate quiz questions or assessment activities based on the content of the learning module.) - Gamification Features: (Describe how gamification elements, such as points, badges, leaderboards, and challenges, could be integrated to increase user engagement.) Tone and Style: - The tone should be professional, clear, and concise. - Use non-technical language and avoid jargon whenever possible. Focus on explaining the features and functionality in a way that is easy for non-technical users to understand. - Provide specific examples and use cases to illustrate the benefits of each feature.