Drag-and-Drop Categorization — Marketing Lab Variant

What it does

• Drag-and-drop tiles — learners pull each tactic or item from a pool and drop it onto the matching stage or column
• Stage-column layout — clearly labeled columns represent the journey, funnel, or framework so the relationship is visible at a glance
• Instant correctness feedback — correct drops lock in with confirmation; wrong drops bounce back without penalty
• Tactic-card detail — tiles can include a short label plus a one-line explainer or icon
• Score or progress indicator — shows how many tiles remain, so the learner can pace themselves
• Completion summary — when every tactic is correctly placed, the activity confirms the check and can offer a next-step prompt

Best use cases

• Marketing — map tactics to funnel stages, content types to buyer journey, or KPIs to lifecycle phases
• Sales training — sort outreach moves into early/mid/late deal stages
• Customer success — classify behaviors as onboarding, adoption, or expansion signals
• Product education — map features to user-journey moments
• Operations training — group steps into intake, processing, and delivery phases

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for page background, tile color, column colors per stage, correct-state highlight, and incorrect-state highlight; tune for brand palette or stage-by-stage gradients
• Fonts — two font roles: a confident heading font for the prompt and stage names, and a clean body font for tile detail and instructions
• Copy — the prompt, stage labels, tile text and one-liners, hint copy, completion message
• Images — optional tile icons (channels, tools, tactics) and stage glyphs
• Behavior — choose how strict feedback is, the number and order of stages, and whether multiple tiles can stack inside one stage