Fashion & creative business

A Storyline fashion deck rebuilt with AI into decisions you make yourself

e-Perfection — sample piece

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Opening screen: The business behind the look, under Ciamic / an interactive masterclass, with the line Step inside the atelier. See how creativity becomes a collection. Three fashion photographs sit to the right, and the player reads 01 of 18.

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The challenge

Ciamic already existed as a Storyline presentation about a fashion business — its people, services, collections and ambitions. The content introduced the brand, but gave learners few opportunities to explore a design choice or make a decision of their own.

What we did

We rebuilt the presentation with AI as Ciamic: Inside the Atelier, a custom HTML5 learning experience. Eighteen scenes take learners from a creative brief to the business behind a collection. Meet the team, match services to client ambitions, change a garment’s colour and silhouette, and put the design process in order. Then classify SWOT factors, examine the context behind growth figures and make three launch decisions. A fixed 16:9 stage keeps the experience focused, with large typography, animated reveals and one learning scene at a time. Progress saves automatically, and five practice questions provide feedback without a pass mark.

Project highlights

Rebuilt from the original
The Storyline presentation supplies the people, services and business story. Rewritten explanations, visual studies and decision activities turn that material into a guided learning journey.
18 deliberately composed scenes
A fixed presentation canvas scales as one complete composition. Photography, diagrams and large interactions fill the stage, while supporting detail opens in layers instead of scrolling pages.
Explore, decide, reflect
Adjust a garment study, sequence the design process and respond to client briefs. Five equally weighted questions offer explanations and a fresh attempt. Completion depends on viewing every scene, not a test score.

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Tell us what people should be doing differently

Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring the problem and any material you already have. You leave with an approach, a realistic timeline and a number — whether or not you work with us.

Prefer email? eperfection.learning@gmail.com