Flash Basic
Teaches students how to use Flash Professional to create Flash applications for delivery on the Web. Students will get the most out of this course if they are familiar with basic Web concepts but have no prior experience with Flash. Students will learn how to draw and manipulate objects in Flash, apply colors, styles, and effects, create rollover buttons and simple animations, and apply basic ActionScript.
Course Content
Identify the types of applications that you can create in
Flash, identify components of the Flash interface, set publishing options,
publish a Flash file, and explore the Flash Help window.
Create a new file from a template; set Stage properties; import images; create text blocks, drawing objects, and shapes; apply fills and strokes; transform shapes; combine objects and shapes; and create and reshape freeform shapes.
Create, name, and manage layers; identify components of the Timeline; create frames, keyframes, and blank keyframes; and control the duration of a Flash application.
Create a new file from a template; set Stage properties; import images; create text blocks, drawing objects, and shapes; apply fills and strokes; transform shapes; combine objects and shapes; and create and reshape freeform shapes.
Create, name, and manage layers; identify components of the Timeline; create frames, keyframes, and blank keyframes; and control the duration of a Flash application.
Create custom colors and gradients, save custom swatches,
and apply transparency, filters, and the Soften Fill Edges command.
Create a frame-by-frame animation, create a motion tweened animation, control the acceleration and deceleration of a tweened animation, apply color effects, and create a movie clip animation.
Create static buttons, rollover buttons, and invisible buttons; create a basic ActionScript; and apply a script to buttons to enable a user to control background music.
Create a frame-by-frame animation, create a motion tweened animation, control the acceleration and deceleration of a tweened animation, apply color effects, and create a movie clip animation.
Create static buttons, rollover buttons, and invisible buttons; create a basic ActionScript; and apply a script to buttons to enable a user to control background music.