Adobe Flash Projects
Flash Web Site Design Learn how to build entire Web sites in a Flash using Adobe Flash, the top technology used in presenting and designing Web multimedia.
Flash Web sites entice visitors with motion, visual intensity, and sound and can also provide a higher level of usability. They also provide an unprecedented browser support, strong interactivity, and wide-ranging functionality. If you've mastered the basics in Flash animation techniques, creating Flash Web sites is your next logical step as a Web designer.
In this project-based course you'll learn skills for creating professional, compelling-looking Flash sites. You'll learn a template and approach you can carry forward to your professional projects.
On this page: enrollment details | instructor | class projects and objectives | prerequisites
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Flash Web Site Design |
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Classes start daily.
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Three months of access to class materials and instructor feedback. |
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Self-paced, online, 24 access to online learning environment |
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Tuition:
$803
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Class Instructor Bio:
David Witt is a Brooklyn, NYC-based new media artist and award-winning interactive multimedia designer. He has worked for many top brands and agencies, and has a background in graphic design, web design, digital imaging and high-end print production. His current focus is on creating new paradigms in interface design and multimedia applications using FlashMX/Actionscript, which he also uses to create abstract animations that are shown at galleries and new media venues around New York City. David holds a MFA in Design + Technology from Parsons School of Design.
LEFT: Image from Flash Web Site Design with David Witt
Entire sites can (and should) be built with Flash. |
Class Projects and Objectives:
This online class is packed with projects and tips. Students can expect to:
- Set up Flash for optimal Web design workflow.
- Explore keyboard shortcuts and panel arrangements.
- Learn authoring guidelines to structure a Flash site.
- Design page layouts for a portfolio site and apply color and design effects.
- Plan and design effective navigation structures.
- Learn how HTML-based conventions and wayfinding navigation treatments affect a design.
- Create site maps of content and hierarchy.
- Design and build page interfaces and navigation structures with animated features.
- Apply transitions to a site header, navigation, and content areas.
- Learn the purpose of the Flash stage breakdown and maintenance of state.
- Explore different transitions of content, including alpha, size, and color.
- Learn when and why to use various content transitions.
- Explore how to work with tweens, programmatic animations, and single keyframe animations.
- Embed a Flash movie in an HTML page.
- Learn how to implement a seamless framing experience with HTML..
- Learn how to publish a Flash Web site.
- Explore three case studies of inspiring Flash design.
- Learn tips for taking one's Flash skills to the next level.
- Design a preloader animation for Flash web site.
- Create a Flash detector page to determine detect a user's Flash plug-in.
- Add HTML meta code for search engine placement.
- Learn about recent trends in Flash technology.
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- Adobe Flash MX or MX 2004 and experience using common features such as movie clips, buttons, and tweens.
- Digital imaging program such as Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Fireworks.
- Basic experience with Flash.
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