I'm a writer and animator/comic artist working on a project that combines animations with written pages. I'd like visitors to view one page, play an animation, and then click a button to continue to the next page or document. A web-page format would be preferable to a traditional slideshow because it should feel more natural for reading. I'm not very technical, so I'm looking for something that requires little or no complicated scripting, though I'm open to different approaches.
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A presentation tool could handle the basic sequence: put each animation or document section on its own slide and add navigation buttons. It may not feel exactly like a website, but it’s simple to build and share.
A hosted website builder with separate pages could work well too. Create one page for each part of the story, embed the animation or video, and add clear Next and Back links. That would give you the reading experience you’re describing without having to build the navigation from scratch.
Microsoft Sway might be a better fit if you want something that feels more like a scrolling, modern web page than a conventional slideshow. It’s designed for combining text, images, and media in a more readable layout.
You could try a browser-based presentation editor such as Google Slides. It’s free, fairly easy to use, and supports images, videos, text, and links between pages without requiring much coding.
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