in my blog at least interactive elements can be found in the form of hyperlinks and dropdown menus
this example is from blogger
and another example of interactive elements is PayPal's login page that has a tries limit
this example is from paypals website
hyperlinks: a hyperlink if editing a image or text to take the user t a website when clicked
dropdown menu: a menu that starts as one hyperlinked text but conventionally has an arrow when clicked takes you to a link that would have been found in the upper hyperlink
tries limit: usually found on login pages a tries limit gives you a limit on attempts for you to enter information before you enter the right information afterwards the website will deny you access
software: there is a lot of software that can be used to create interactively coded websites but the industry standard is adobe dream weaver and it is used is the basis for most interactive media powered websites
code example:
code example:
3D thinking emoji: this gif is a 3d representation of the thinking emoji with multiple of the front face this gif was probably made in a 3d modelling software and then animated in to a 2d gif
8bit swimming doggo: this gif is designed in a 8-bit NES style design using software like photoshop
IMA FIRING MA LASER: this is a gif of a meme from 2009 that started as an edit of Imperfect Cell from dragonball firing a laser from his mouth and later created into a meme
cute Pikachu: this gif is a clip from the pokemon anime series of pikachu rubbing his cheeks with the background removed and looped
