Multiple Action and Conditionals Multiple Actions Each instance of a prototype interaction consists of a stimulus, known as a trigger, and one or more subsequent responses, referred to as actions. A trigger is the stimulus that initiates the encounter, whereas an action refers to the subsequent response. The incorporation of multiple actions enables the user to append an indeterminate quantity of actions to a single trigger. Reorder Actions Actions are executed sequentially, following the order in which they are listed, starting from the top and proceeding downwards. To reorder actions: 1. Open an Interaction details panel. 2. Click the chevron to the left of the action name to collapse the action details. 3. Click and drag the action to change its order. Animation Order The utilization of prototype animations facilitates the creation of seamless transitions between pages and the establishment of the desired functionality for actions such as navigation scrolling, overlay opening, and other related operations. When numerous animations are assigned to a trigger, they are executed in a sequential manner. Conditionals In the context of prototyping, a conditional refers to a predefined rule that determines whether a specific action should be triggered or not. Conditionals are typically formulated using if/else logic. For instance, let us imagine the construction of a checkout flow. In the event that the sum of the items in the cart surpasses a specific threshold, the user is entitled to complimentary shipment. In the event that the user does not proceed with the purchase, they will be presented with the complete shipping cost.