Introducing Adobe Edge Animate
The history of Adobe Edge Animate
The inner workings of Edge Animate
Adobe Edge Animate and Adobe Flash Professional
Installing Adobe Edge Animate and getting started
Drawing and Adjusting Composition Elements
Adobe Edge Animate drawing tools
Drawing elements upon the Stage
Properties unique to rectangle and ellipse elements
Selecting and Transforming Elements
Locating the Selection and Transform tools
Building responsive compositions
Properties shared by all element types
Creating text elements on the Stage
Properties unique to text elements
Using web fonts in Adobe Edge Animate
Managing fonts in the Edge Animate Library
Exporting assets from other Creative Suite applications
Creating Motion Through the Timeline
Automated animation techniques
Interactivity with Actions, Triggers, and Labels
Working with Edge Animate actions
Adding interactivity to a website header
Using touch actions for mobile devices
Making Use of Symbols, Nested Elements, and Grouping
What are Symbols in Edge Animate?
Sharing Symbols across Edge Animate compositions
Properties unique to Symbol instances
Publishing Edge Animate Compositions
Publishing an Edge Animate composition
Further Explorations with Adobe Edge Animate
The Adobe Edge Animate Runtime API
Modifying existing web content in Edge Animate
Integrating Edge Animate content into existing websites
Embedding more than one Edge Animate composition within a web page
Measuring page load through Chrome Developer tools
Advanced CSS treatments in Edge Animate
Video support in Adobe Edge Animate
Compositional audio integration