Author
Tom Green
Released
8/5/2019- Adding content to new artboards
- Creating your first Principle animation
- Managing the Principle timeline
- Animating with keyframes and drivers
- Using assets from Photoshop and Sketch
- Masking and cropping
- Creating an Apple Watch UI
- Creating a video player
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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- [Tom] Well, hello there! My name is Tom Green, and I would like to welcome you to this deep dive into Principle for Mac. In this course, we're going to look at such features as animation, integration with Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketch, Figma, and other tools. We will also explore the use of components, and some new ways to share your prototypes with your stakeholders. As well, we're going to look at how video content is added and controlled, as well as how to use the various tools and panels to bring your prototypes to life. I'm also going to show you how to create interactive prototypes by linking art boards together and testing them in the preview panel. So let's just dive right in and get started with our deep dive into Principle for Mac.
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Introducing Principle
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1. Getting Started with Principle
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Create your first animation4m 17s
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Test and share your work3m 16s
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2. Using the Principle Timeline
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Understanding the timeline6m 39s
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Using the easing feature5m 18s
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Motion paths3m 34s
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Create a tabbed interface2m 52s
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Create scrollable content2m 13s
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3. Using the Principle Drivers
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Overview of Driver Channel3m 45s
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Constrain drivers4m 8s
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Interactive drivers4m 30s
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Paging3m 57s
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Drivers and paging4m 46s
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4. Managing Content in Principle
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What Principle doesn't do3m 42s
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Create assets in Sketch2m 36s
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Import Sketch artboards2m 47s
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Import Figma artboards2m 14s
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Cropping and masking2m 55s
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5. Practical Principle Projects
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Drag and drop3m 48s
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Card animation5m 28s
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Create a slide-in menu5m 23s
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Create a video player4m 41s
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Create a video scrub control1m 23s
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Create an Apple Watch UI3m 51s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 25s
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