Toca Boca vertical story frames

Summary

Three vertical story templates shown side by side, each solving a different job with the same kit of flat color, black outline drawing and one short line of caption type.

Visual description

Three tall rounded rectangles are laid out evenly on a black background. The left frame is mid blue and holds a bust-up character illustration: a smiling child with dark braided hair, mint sunglasses pushed up on the head, freckles, yellow star shapes over both eyes, a grey and pink jacket and a small pink shoulder bag, drawn in flat color with a heavy black outline; a black line squiggle passes behind the shoulders and a caption in small dark type sits centred at the bottom reading a line about new expressions with a hashtag. The centre frame is near-white and almost empty: a pink pill button labelled Vote in black sits dead centre, with a yellow cartoon hand pointing down into the frame from the upper right and a second yellow hand pointing up from the lower right, and a centred bottom caption inviting the viewer to join a kids panel. The right frame has a thick green border containing an in-game capture of two characters walking on a pale beach path beside blue sea and sky, with an orange and white traffic cone in the foreground; a black line squiggle is drawn over the top left and bottom left of the capture.

Key takeaway

Reserving one frame for a single interactive element and framing the game capture with a solid color band lets game art, illustration and pure UI sit in one story sequence without any of them looking borrowed. The black squiggle is the only element on all three, and it is enough to bind them.

Reuse notes

Reach for this when planning a social story kit that must mix owned artwork, product capture and simple polls. The pointing hands and the button need a real tap target if these become interactive, so keep the button off the very bottom of the safe area. Captions here are short and centred, which is worth keeping, since story crops are unforgiving.