Author: Terry White
Terry is the author of Secrets of Adobe Bridge from Adobe Press and co-author of InDesign CS/CS2 Killer Tips, from New Riders.
Terry is Worldwide Creative Suite Design Evangelist for Adobe Systems, Inc., and has been with Adobe for over a decade, where he leads the charge in evangelizing and showing Adobe's Creative Suite products to users around the world. Terry is both an Adobe Certified Expert and Creative Suite Master.
He has been active in the industry for over 20 years and is the founder and President of MacGroup-Detroit, Michigan's largest Macintosh users' group, and is a columnist for Layers magazine.
Terry is the host of the top-ranked Adobe Creative Suite Video Podcast and author of the world renown Best App Site (your source for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch app news and reviews; www.bestappsite.com), Terry White's Tech Blog (http://terrywhite.com/techblog), and is a key presenter at major industry shows around the world.
That by far is the best thing introduced to InDesign – but I’m not 100% taken on it. I’m not sure how Flash developers and website gurus will handle this new fangled way of creating Flash content – or if indeed Flash content is even appropriate for websites with SEO and all that. But for stand alone presentations and the InDesign user to create things like this it has it’s merits. I’ll just have to wait and see if it is actually practical in a real world scenario to generate flash content this way.
It looks great but … too bad Flash is “under fire” so to speak.
A lot of folks don’t like Flash, and there is a lot to do about HTML5 and the ability to do all kinds of animations with it in combination of CSS3 and Javascript.
I think I’ll skip this and look towards the future of a Flash-free world.
[...] panel in InDesign CS5 makes it easier and faster to create animation without having to write code.InDesign CS5: Interactive Layers Magazine | Layers Magazine features a brief tutorial with Terry White. Shows how to work with interactive menu and build [...]
That by far is the best thing introduced to InDesign – but I’m not 100% taken on it. I’m not sure how Flash developers and website gurus will handle this new fangled way of creating Flash content – or if indeed Flash content is even appropriate for websites with SEO and all that. But for stand alone presentations and the InDesign user to create things like this it has it’s merits. I’ll just have to wait and see if it is actually practical in a real world scenario to generate flash content this way.
It looks great but … too bad Flash is “under fire” so to speak.
A lot of folks don’t like Flash, and there is a lot to do about HTML5 and the ability to do all kinds of animations with it in combination of CSS3 and Javascript.
I think I’ll skip this and look towards the future of a Flash-free world.
[...] panel in InDesign CS5 makes it easier and faster to create animation without having to write code.InDesign CS5: Interactive Layers Magazine | Layers Magazine features a brief tutorial with Terry White. Shows how to work with interactive menu and build [...]