Flash Training with Paul Trani

Interested in moving your content beyond the browser but don’t know where to begin?  Start here with an understanding of how to design for multiple screens.

Regardless of what size screen your content is on, you want to make sure your content looks as good as possible. Paul will show you how to create a flexible interface in a browser, on the desktop or on a mobile device.

In this video Paul will show you how to access and use accelerometer data available in most smart phones.

Many smartphones these days have gesture capability, and Paul will show you how to tap into this functionality using Flash.

Learn how to add button functionality that will enable your users to navigate to other web sites.

Using labels in Flash is a great way to organize content and make your timeline more flexible. In this video Paul shows you how to use labels with buttons to make your project easy to update.

See how easy it is to add functionality to buttons, which can make it much easier for users to navigate your application.

Flash allows you to easily create animation from scratch and even animate an object in 3D space.  Watch this video to learn how and to see how to save animation for later use.

Paul shows you how to add quick, customizable animation to any content using motion presets in Flash CS5.

Learn how to import complex Photoshop PSD files while keeping the text and graphics editable.

In this video you’ll learn how to import and edit images in Flash.

See how easy it is to make buttons in Flash, as well as reuse them effectively, making edits easy and your file size small.

In this video Paul shows how to create graphics in Flash and turn them into the building blocks of Flash.

Over the course of this series, instructor Paul Trani will show you how to build an Adobe Flash professional CS5 project from the ground up. In this episode, you’ll learn how to set up your first Flash file--and your workspace--for maximum efficiency.