Sequence & Ordering Drag Activity — Sprint / Athletic Variant

What it does

• Snap-to-place drag interaction — steps lock crisply into numbered slots with a sharp, decisive feel
• Bold numbered slots — large slot numbers and bold typography keep the focus on the position of each step
• Live correct/incorrect feedback — slots change state immediately so the learner can adjust on the fly
• Coach-style reveal — a final check walks through each step in order with short explanatory notes
• Reset for repeat reps — learners can reshuffle and run the sequence again to drill the pattern
• Tight pacing — animations are quick and confident rather than soft and decorative

Best use cases

• Athletic training — sprint mechanics, lifting cues, rehab sequence, race-day warm-up
• Sports coaching — play execution order, practice plan, set-piece routine
• Productivity and performance — deep-work startup ritual, weekly review, daily energy plan
• Sales and business — outbound call sequence, close-the-deal steps, follow-up cadence
• Military and tactical — pre-mission checklist, gear-up order, drill sequence
• High-performance coaching — pre-game ritual, breath ladder, mental rehearsal steps

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, card background, slot outline, success accent, and warning accent — bias high-contrast, athletic palettes
• Fonts — a bold display font for the lesson title and a strong, condensed body font for step copy
• Copy — title, focused intro, ordered step list (4–8 steps with title and short description), and reveal explanation
• Images — optional icon or athletic mark per step to reinforce the performance tone
• Behavior — control snap speed, whether feedback shows live or only on Check, and whether reshuffle is unlimited or capped