Adobe Edge Animate offers a new way of creating rich and interactive animated content for web and mobile sites. In this course, discover how to use the complete Edge Animate toolset to lay out and animate motion graphics for your website, mobile devices, digital magazine, iBooks, and more. Author Chris Converse shows you how to build basic compositions with shapes, text, images, and SVG files; animate the different elements with Auto Keyframe and Auto Transition features; trigger actions based on the timeline position or your visitor's mouse clicks and movements; and incorporate custom HTML, audio, and video. Chris also shows how to make your content accessible to the broadest audience possible with responsive layouts, incorporate web fonts from various online services, and accommodate older browsers. The final chapters in the course show how to use content from other applications like Flash or After Effects and take it to the next level with Edge Animate.
Topics include:
- What is Edge Animate?
- Creating a new project
- Importing and manipulating content
- Preparing content in Photoshop, Fireworks, or Illustrator
- Adding text to a composition
- Animating with the Toggle Pin
- Setting easing options
- Animating clip and background positions
- Looping animation
- Working with symbols
- Targeting elements with actions
- Working with HTML and CSS in the Code panel
- Using responsive layout presets
- Publishing for the web or iBooks
- Going from Edge Animate to Flash, After Effects, Photoshop, Sencha Animator, or Tumult Hype
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