Transform static artwork produced in Illustrator and Photoshop into interactive Flash-based microsites and applications, all without writing code. Author Mordy Golding covers building a functioning wireframe, importing and editing artwork, triggering state changes using interactions, and publishing a final project with Flash Catalyst. It also includes tutorials on integrating rich media into a site and designing data lists for repeating elements.
Topics include:
- Exploring new features in Flash Catalyst CS5.5
- Planning a project
- Roundtrip editing with Photoshop and Illustrator
- Understanding and skinning components
- Replacing one component with another
- Aligning and distributing artwork
- Creating conditional interactions
- Constructing resizable applications
- Incorporating audio and video
- Creating complex data lists
- Collaborating with developers using Flash Builder
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- Q: I'm having trouble interacting with placeholders in Flash Catalyst CS5.5 on the Mac OS X Lion and have noticed other quirks in the software. Is there an update I can run for OS X or Flash Catalyst?
- A: Adobe has stated that there are compatibility issues between Mac OS X Lion and Flash Catalyst. Parts of the application do not work as expected and Adobe has not committed to fixing these issues at this time. Run the software update regularly in case there is a fix released.
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