Table of Contents for
Graphics and Multimedia for the Web with Adobe Creative Cloud: Navigating the Adobe Software Landscape
Graphics and Multimedia for the Web with Adobe Creative Cloud: Navigating the Adobe Software Landscape
Published by
Apress, 2018
- Navigation
- Cover
- Front Matter
- Part I. Welcome to the Adobe Creative Cloud. Where Should You Begin?
- 1. Entering the Software Maze or Labyrinth
- Part II. Working with Photoshop to Create Web Graphics and Animations
- 2. Getting Started
- 3. Color Choices: CMYK, RGB, Grayscale, and Index
- 4. Saving or Exporting Your Files for the Web
- 5. Actions to Speed up File Conversion and Slicing Tools
- 6. Tools for Animation
- 7. Tools for Video
- 8. Other Miscellaneous Items in Photoshop That You Can Use for Web Design
- 9. Putting It into Practice with Photoshop CC
- Part III. Working with Illustrator to Create Web Graphics
- 10. Getting Started with Illustrator CC
- 11. Color Choices: CMYK, RGB, and Grayscale
- 12. Saving or Exporting Your Files for the Web
- 13. Actions to Speed up File Conversion and Slicing Tools
- 14. Tools for Animation and Video
- 15. Other Miscellaneous Items in Illustrator That You Can Use for Web Design
- 16. Putting It into Practice with Illustrator CC
- Part IV. Working with Animate to Create Animations, Movies, and HTML5 Canvas
- 17. Getting Started with Animate CC
- 18. Color Choices: RGB
- 19. Importing Your Artwork
- 20. Import Your Audio and Video
- 21. Working with the Timeline Panel
- 22. Exporting Your Files to the Web
- 23. Other Miscellaneous Items in Animate that You Can Use for Web Design
- 24. Putting It into Practice with Animate CC
- Part V. Working with Media Encoder to Create Audio and Video Files
- 25. Getting Started with Media Encoder
- 26. Working with Your RAW Video Files (AVI and MOV)
- 27. Working with Your RAW Video Files and Converting Them to Audio
- 28. Working with Your RAW Video Files and Converting Them to an Image Sequence
- 29. Putting It into Practice with Media Encoder CC
- Part VI. Working with Dreamweaver: Adding Images, Animations, and Multimedia to HTML5 Pages
- 30. Getting Started with Dreamweaver CC
- 31. Working with Images and Tags
- 32. Working with CSS
- 33. Working with Images for Mobile Web Design
- 34. What Is JavaScript?
- 35. Working with Bootstrap, Templates, Library Items, and the Assets Panel
- 36. Working with Video, Audio, and Animations
- 37. Additional Options to Apply Images in Dreamweaver
- 38. Final Testing, Getting Ready to Upload Your Site
- 39. Putting It into Practice with Dreamweaver CC
- Part VII. Further Dreamweaver Integration with Other Adobe Products for Websites
- 40. What Other Programs That Are Part of Adobe Creative Cloud Can I Use to Display My Graphics or Multimedia Online?
- Back Matter
For their patience and advice, I would like to thank the following people; without them, I could never have written this book. My parents for encouraging me to read large computer textbooks that would one day inspire me to write my own books. My dad for talking the time to shoot video footage with me at the Loafing Shed Glass Studio and Gallery in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. Glass artist Robert Gary Parkes, owner of the Loafing Shed, and his apprentice, Jay, for their permission to shoot video and their time and demonstration of the beautiful art and history of glass blowing. My friend Osvaldo DeSouza; with his musical composition talents, he created the background music for my video. My program coordinator at Langara College, Raymond Chow, whose knowledge of video rendering and working in the movie industry helped me to compile the video and understand the importance of preplanning the script so I could tell a story. I am grateful for the time he took to proofread select chapters on video creation. My printing boss, Eddie, at Pender Copy Ltd. for his inspiration and encouraging me to write this book.
At Apress, I would like to thank Natalie and Jessica for showing me how to layout a professional textbook and pointing out even when you think you’ve written it all, there’s still more to write. Also thanks to the technical reviewers Logan West and Breanna Craven for taking the time to review my chapters and their encouraging comments. And the rest of the Apress team—thank you for printing this book and making my dream a reality. I am truly grateful and blessed.
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About the Author and About the Technical Reviewers
About the Author
has worked in the graphic design industry for over ten years. She has a degree in graphic communications and is currently teaching Acrobat, InDesign, and Dreamweaver courses at Langara College. As a freelancer, Jennifer frequently works with Adobe PDFs and checks them before they go to print or are uploaded to the web. She enjoys talking about Adobe software and her interests include writing, illustration, and working on her websites.
About the Technical Reviewers
is the Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications at Fordham University. Logan joined Fordham after working with the University of Minnesota, Duluth, as their web manager and multimedia designer. During his time in higher education, Logan has focused on two university-wide redesigns, playing an active member as a designer and brand manager.
Logan holds two bachelor’s degrees in graphic design and German studies from the University of Minnesota, Duluth, and is currently pursuing his master’s degree in media management at Fordham University.
is a visual problem solver and digital and web designer. She’s worked remotely and in-house with industry-leading tech firms and consultant agencies on projects for web-related design, defining brands and the user experience. Design and layout are central in my career and what I do. I care deeply about creating useful and beautiful designs that help people and businesses make a difference. I enjoy being involved in the full process and touch on many aspects of web from sketching to design, and even front-end WordPress development. I am currently based in Duluth, Minnesota, after four years leading the design and creative direction at Faster Solutions Inc. Connect with her through LinkedIn.