Join Tom Green for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of After Effects for UX Design.
- [Instructor] Throughout this course,…you have pretty well been given…the basic skills to prototype common…microinteractions in After Effects,…but if you really want to further your knowledge,…Lynda.com has a couple of courses…you might find interesting.…If you are looking to up your skill level…with After Effects, this course Master After Effects,…would be a great place to start.…If you're looking to improve your prototyping skills,…then this learning path, Improve Your UX…Prototyping Skills, is tailor made for you.…
There are a couple of other sites…you might want to visit if this course has sparked…your interest in After Effects for UX design.…The first one is this one from Issara Willenskomer.…He has established a solid reputation…as an After Effects master when it comes…to After Effects and microinteractions…and his YouTube channel is worth a bookmark.…Another great resource is this company here, MOBOX Graphics.…They have posted quite a few UX design tutorials…to their YouTube channel and it too is worth a bookmark.…
Author
Released
4/30/2018- Prototyping motion
- Easing
- Using the Graph Editor
- Working with shapes and masks
- Supporting tap, press, and swipe gestures
- Handling pinch and spread gestures
- Designing patterns
- Making navigation, buttons, and breadcrumbs
- Creating progress bars
- Working with modals, menus, and cards
- Zooming content
- Making a floating action button
- Handling text input and cursors
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 12s
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Exercise files1m 28s
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1. Microinteraction Fundamentals
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Prototyping motion7m 17s
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The role of easing2m 22s
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Using the Graph Editor5m 52s
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Working with shapes6m 43s
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Using masks4m 25s
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The joy of parenting3m 43s
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2. The Common Gestures
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The tap gesture5m 48s
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The double-tap gesture3m 52s
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The long press4m 22s
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The swipe gesture6m 40s
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3. Design Patterns
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Buttons and breadcrumbs9m 54s
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Bottom navigation6m 21s
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Making a switch9m 13s
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Creating a progress bar3m 12s
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Showing progress with value4m 23s
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Working with modals8m 45s
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Slide-out menus10m 48s
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Cards7m 19s
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4. Microinteractions
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Morphing objects7m 48s
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Building a bounce ease5m 33s
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Creating the "jelly effect"8m 15s
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Zooming content6m 16s
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A pulsing cursor8m 21s
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Floating action button7m 1s
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Ripple effect6m 54s
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Text input4m 38s
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Adding cursors5m 58s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 21s
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