This interactive activity introduces the structure and function of the respiratory system, drawing on anatomical plates from Gray’s Anatomy alongside modern clinical practice.

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The focus is on presenting complex anatomical relationships in a way that can be explored without losing orientation, including for people using screen readers.

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The main structures involved in breathing are presented through a series of self-contained cards, each focusing on a specific anatomical element and its role in respiration.

People move through a carousel of themed cards, each focusing on a specific structure and its role in breathing. An open-details view allows closer examination of selected topics without disrupting the overall structure.

The visual approach uses anatomical illustrations with limited colour and restrained motion. Animation is used selectively to show change over time and reveal structure without drawing attention away from the content.

Accessibility is handled through structure and sequencing. Content follows a predictable order for screen-reader users, with a non-interactive alternative provided where Storyline limitations prevent full parity.

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