Flash Web Design: The Art of Motion Graphics

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New Riders, 2000 - Computers - 256 pages

Flash is the perfect tool for creating immersive, interactive, and animated Web site design, and Flash Web Design teaches you to use it to its full potential. The book is broken into two sections: The Essentials and Case Studies. The Essentials section covers the basics of Flash production, illuminating how and why Flash works. The second section is a series of case studies and deconstructions based on projects and problems the author has faced with his clients. Each of these case studies begins by getting the reader to think about the processes and ideas behind specific designs. Flash Web Design is geared toward professional Web designers and content creators who want to make their site stand out from the typical noise of the Web. This book assumes readers have some experience with Web design and animation, but it does not assume previous work with Flash.

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Hillman Curtis, principal and creative director of hillmancurtis.com, inc., a design firm in New York City, represents the cutting edge of motion graphic design on the web today. His expert and innovative use of Flash 4 has garnered him the Communication Arts Award of Excellence, the One Show Gold, the New Media Invision Bronze, and the South by Southwest Conference's "Best Use of Design" and "Best of Show." Hillmancurtis.com, his site, is a How magazine Top 10 web site. Hillman's work is featured in major design magazines and books, and his reputation continues to grow around the world. Hillman has appeared as a speaker at design conferences in Japan, Paris, New York, San Francisco, Chicago, and Atlanta. His company's current client roster includes Intel, Iomega, 3Com, Hewlett Packard, DSW Partners, Ogilvy One, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, SonicNet, Macromedia, Capitol Records, Lycos, WebTV, Sun, and others.

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