2011
Digital Tutors
Eddie Russell
2h 50m
English
In this InDesign tutorial, we will learn how to build interactivity into our InDesign projects for both PDF and Adobe Flash output. With the emergence of the eBook and ePub file format, building interactivity into layouts has become quite popular. So we will get started with this tutorial, and explore first the features of InDesign that are exclusive to creating interactive PDFs. We’ll learn about things like bookmarks, hyperlinks and buttons. In addition, we will also learn how to add both audio and video files to our layouts. From here we will begin exploring features that are exclusive to output for Adobe Flash. We will learn about things like multi-state objects as well as how we can create animation right inside of InDesign. After completing this InDesign tutorial, you will be familiar with both the tools and workflows needed to begin building interactivity into your own InDesign projects.
1. Introduction and project overview
2. The basics of interactivity in InDesign
3. Adding bookmarks and text anchors
4. Understanding hyperlinks in InDesign
5. Exploring the button and preview panels
6. Creating page navigation buttons
7. Creating invisible buttons
8. Adding audio files to our project
9. Adding video files to our project
10. Adding page transitions to our project
11. Exporting to PDF
12. Creating multi-state objects
13. Finishing the image gallery with a multi-state object
14. Using the animation panel and motion presets
15. Creating an animated document navigation system
16. Creating custom motion paths for animation
17. Controlling the timing of animations
18. Exporting for Flash and final thoughts
http://www.digitaltutors.com/tutorial/554-Creating-Interactive-Documents-with-InDesign

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