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357 Points"Take a Mobile-First Approach" Animation
What programs are used for the animation shown during "Take a Mobile-First Approach?" (appearance of the mobile device, finger scrolling down the screen, monitor falling, etc.)
And does one know where I can find resources to learn about how to utilize this kind of animation in videos?
Thank you in advance for your response!
Sandy Gordon
357 PointsThank you so much for your help Dylan! May you have a wonderful New Year!
1 Answer
John Grillo
30,241 PointsMy answer is that this can be done with a lot of programs.
Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere are the first ones that come to mind.
Adobe Edge Animate can definitely do the job; it does what Adobe Flash used to do but uses CSS and JavaScript instead. I like the program, it's a good one. Takes a while to get used to it though. It's a visual authoring tool.
Let us all know of any free software that also does the trick. And give me an up-vote if you found any of what I said useful.
Dylan Macnab
24,861 PointsDylan Macnab
24,861 PointsI'd guess that it's done using after effects. Try Lynda.com for tutorials, youtube, or even just google: "after effects motion graphics tutorial"
Good luck