| Course Price: | £850 |
| Course Type: | Classroom Based, instructor-led and Hands-on |
| Location: | Kings Cross, London |
When is this course running
| Classes | Date | Day(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18:30 - 21:30 Tue, Fri | 04 Jun 2019 | 8 | Reserve |
| 10:00 - 17:00 Sat | 22 Jun 2019 | 4 | Reserve |
| 10:00 - 17:00 Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu | 01 Jul 2019 | 4 | Reserve |
Adobe Flash Course overview
Learning how to master Adobe Flash is a great option if you want to become successful in creating engaging user experiences online.
Throughout the course, our experienced tutors who have spent years in the industry will teach students about key components of Adobe Flash. Due to the lessons interactive outline, students can easily spend one-to-one time with the tutor and get advice on a wide range of Adobe related questions.
Our Adobe Flash part-time course runs at the weekends and during the evenings on weekdays therefore is very flexible. So if you are looking for interactive classroom based courses that are instructor-led, we are located in Kings Cross and would be happy to hear from you.
Prerequisites for our Adobe Flash course
There are no prerequisites to take this course.What will I learn?
- Part1: Starting Flash
Introduction to Adobe Flash - The Flash Workspace
- Animation in Flash
- Getting to grips with drawing
- Working in layers
- Spelling it out
- Enhancing the design with images
- Being symbolic
- Using the mask
- Tweening time
- Publishing your movie
- The building blocks of a simple microsite
- Part2: Advanced Flash
- Building our first page
- Building the other pages
- Sneaking in a simple preloader
- Introducing interaction
- Frame-by-frame animation
- Character animation and the Bones tool
- Working in 3D
- Working with XFL
- Getting it all online
- The Flash project
- Building navigation
- Develop workflow
- Flash Adobe Certified Associate exam
- Projects in Adobe Flash Course
- Project1: Banner adverts
- Project2: Banner advert clicktags
- Project3: Back to banners
- Project4: A preloader
- Project5: A progress bar
- Project6: A photo gallery
- Project7: A presentation
- Project8: A simple tabbed view
- Project9: An MP3 player
- Project10: An e-book
- Project11: A 3D loader for product visualisation
- Project12: Create a complete website in Flash
- The home page
- The about page
- The contact page
- Publishing and previewing our microsite
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It was challenging at a good level, we worked through real life scenarios and didn't just improve something but really enhanced it.
Very well presented course. There is a lot to learn, and there were some good handouts to practice from home.
