Animation on the web - Help
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- Tom Patterson
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Hello....new to animating for the web...looking to add simple animated clips for our site...logo animation...quick info graphic stuff....
www.adtran.com/index.php/mosaic-home
(scroll down the page and look under Traditional and Mosaic to see some examples) - Right now our guys are working in After Affects and handing me .mp4s and .movs but this has limitations...like not being able to autoplay both of the animations at the same time on the page I provided above. (A limitation of Vimeo and Youtube) My thought is that we should be building our animations in a program like Adobe Animate and using HTML5/Javascript...
Can I get some of your thoughts to guide me on the best practices for animations so I can go to my team and have them produce usable files?
Thank you,
Tom - Tom Patrick Patterson
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- MrT
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Yes, use Adobe Animate to generate html5 and CSS3 or just write the animations manually in html5 and CSS3. I couldn't see you animations (see attached). But you really don't want to be downloading or streaming huge video files (especially not on a mobile).
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