Tom Green demonstrates the abilities of Adobe Edge, a new web motion and design tool. In this tutorial series, Tom creates an animation based on the LayersMagazine.com logo.

Download a free trial of Adobe’s Edge software from AdobeLabs.com

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Part 1

Open Edge, import the background image and some of the animation elements from the folder provided.

Part 2

Get everything moving with keyframes, the mark, the playhead, and some easing.

Part 3

Continue creating the animation by keyframing location, opacity, rotation and easing.

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  1. Christine (Reply) on Monday August 29, 2011

    why does the A bounce but the L does not bounce? they’re coming from the same place…

  2. Tom Green (Reply) on Monday August 29, 2011

    The simple answer is because I did not add the easeOutBounce transition to the L.

  3. Neil (Reply) on Monday August 29, 2011

    Hello Tom,
    Thanks for the info, very good tutorial. When can we hope to have the remainder?

    Kind Regards
    Neil.

  4. Roberto (Reply) on Monday August 29, 2011

    I can be pretty dense sometimes, so forgive me if the answer to my question is obvious to everyone else, but what does Edge give me that Flash doesn’t? Frankly, Edge looks like a dumbed-down version of Flash.

  5. JohnW (Reply) on Monday August 29, 2011

    To be honest, I would agree with Roberto: I can’t see anyone wanting to use something that outputs stuff that Flash was doing back in the days of version 1 or 2.

    Don’t forget the end user doesn’t care about the technology that goes into an animation – they just won’t be interested, and that applies to people that pay for websites and applications to be built.



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