Welcome to Edge Animate, a new motion graphics tool for the web. In this video you'll learn what you can do with Edge Animate, see some sample projects, and get a good idea of the potential fun you can have with this application.

One of the nifty features of Edge Animate is that it recognizes that not all users have a modern browser. In this lesson you will how to accommodate users of older browsers by creating a screenshot of the page and then creating a down-level stage that will appear if, for example, an IE 7 user opens a page containing an Animate composition.

The endgame of the Animate process is outputting the composition. In this lesson we'll walk through the publishing options that are available, from HTML to inclusion in iBook projects.

In this episode you will learn everything about the Open Source extension library "Edge Commons". We will cover the integration process and take a close look at the Spotlight feature for media overlays!

In this episode you will learn how to spice up your CMS-driven websites with Edge Animate compositions. Learn how to integrate your creative animations into any WordPress website easily. While the first part introduces compositions in content fields, the second part shows how to pimp your theme using Edge Animate.

Buttons are important for user interaction, so they are part of almost every interactive composition. In the first part of this episode you will learn how to easily create reusable multistate button components that can be used across projects. The second part uses these button components to create a slideshow - with a self generating, dynamic navigation.

Welcome to Edge Animate, a new motion graphics tool for the web. In this video you'll learn what you can do with Edge Animate, see some sample projects, and get a good idea of the potential fun you can have with this application.

One of the nifty features of Edge Animate is that it recognizes that not all users have a modern browser. In this lesson you will how to accommodate users of older browsers by creating a screenshot of the page and then creating a down-level stage that will appear if, for example, an IE 7 user opens a page containing an Animate composition.

The endgame of the Animate process is outputting the composition. In this lesson we'll walk through the publishing options that are available, from HTML to inclusion in iBook projects.

In this episode you will learn everything about the Open Source extension library "Edge Commons". We will cover the integration process and take a close look at the Spotlight feature for media overlays!

In this episode you will learn how to spice up your CMS-driven websites with Edge Animate compositions. Learn how to integrate your creative animations into any WordPress website easily. While the first part introduces compositions in content fields, the second part shows how to pimp your theme using Edge Animate.

Buttons are important for user interaction, so they are part of almost every interactive composition. In the first part of this episode you will learn how to easily create reusable multistate button components that can be used across projects. The second part uses these button components to create a slideshow - with a self generating, dynamic navigation.

In this episode you will learn everything about the Open Source extension library "Edge Commons". We will cover the integration process and take a close look at the Spotlight feature for media overlays!

In this episode you will learn how to spice up your CMS-driven websites with Edge Animate compositions. Learn how to integrate your creative animations into any WordPress website easily. While the first part introduces compositions in content fields, the second part shows how to pimp your theme using Edge Animate.

Buttons are important for user interaction, so they are part of almost every interactive composition. In the first part of this episode you will learn how to easily create reusable multistate button components that can be used across projects. The second part uses these button components to create a slideshow - with a self generating, dynamic navigation.

Welcome to Edge Animate, a new motion graphics tool for the web. In this video you'll learn what you can do with Edge Animate, see some sample projects, and get a good idea of the potential fun you can have with this application.

One of the nifty features of Edge Animate is that it recognizes that not all users have a modern browser. In this lesson you will how to accommodate users of older browsers by creating a screenshot of the page and then creating a down-level stage that will appear if, for example, an IE 7 user opens a page containing an Animate composition.

The endgame of the Animate process is outputting the composition. In this lesson we'll walk through the publishing options that are available, from HTML to inclusion in iBook projects.

In this episode you will learn everything about the Open Source extension library "Edge Commons". We will cover the integration process and take a close look at the Spotlight feature for media overlays!

In this episode you will learn how to spice up your CMS-driven websites with Edge Animate compositions. Learn how to integrate your creative animations into any WordPress website easily. While the first part introduces compositions in content fields, the second part shows how to pimp your theme using Edge Animate.

Buttons are important for user interaction, so they are part of almost every interactive composition. In the first part of this episode you will learn how to easily create reusable multistate button components that can be used across projects. The second part uses these button components to create a slideshow - with a self generating, dynamic navigation.

Welcome to Edge Animate, a new motion graphics tool for the web. In this video you'll learn what you can do with Edge Animate, see some sample projects, and get a good idea of the potential fun you can have with this application.

One of the nifty features of Edge Animate is that it recognizes that not all users have a modern browser. In this lesson you will how to accommodate users of older browsers by creating a screenshot of the page and then creating a down-level stage that will appear if, for example, an IE 7 user opens a page containing an Animate composition.

The endgame of the Animate process is outputting the composition. In this lesson we'll walk through the publishing options that are available, from HTML to inclusion in iBook projects.