Principle – Realistic Animations & Prototypes

Principle – Realistic Animations & Prototypes, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 55 lectures, based on 59 reviews, and has 373 subscribers.

You will learn about Student will be comfortable using Principle and its features to create their own prototypes Students will learn the basics of Principle Students will learn how to animate elements and create special effects in Principle Students will learn about components and how to use them in Principle Build the "YummyYucky" Tinder like food application Build the "Moviegoer" mobile application with login/signup, sidebar options, list of movies with details page, video player, and more Students will learn how to export their prototypes and animations as Images, Videos, and as a Mac Application Students will learn how to share to iOS devices (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) using Principle Mirror This course is ideal for individuals who are Designers looking to convert their mockups into real looking prototypes or Motion designers looking to create design interactions with Principle or Product Managers looking for a way to communicate their ideas with designers or Anyone looking to create prototypes that look and feel like real apps It is particularly useful for Designers looking to convert their mockups into real looking prototypes or Motion designers looking to create design interactions with Principle or Product Managers looking for a way to communicate their ideas with designers or Anyone looking to create prototypes that look and feel like real apps.

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Summary

Title: Principle – Realistic Animations & Prototypes

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Student will be comfortable using Principle and its features to create their own prototypes
Students will learn the basics of Principle
Students will learn how to animate elements and create special effects in Principle
Students will learn about components and how to use them in Principle
Build the "YummyYucky" Tinder like food application
Build the "Moviegoer" mobile application with login/signup, sidebar options, list of movies with details page, video player, and more
Students will learn how to export their prototypes and animations as Images, Videos, and as a Mac Application
Students will learn how to share to iOS devices (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) using Principle Mirror

Who Should Attend

Designers looking to convert their mockups into real looking prototypes
Motion designers looking to create design interactions with Principle
Product Managers looking for a way to communicate their ideas with designers
Anyone looking to create prototypes that look and feel like real apps

Target Audiences

Designers looking to convert their mockups into real looking prototypes
Motion designers looking to create design interactions with Principle
Product Managers looking for a way to communicate their ideas with designers
Anyone looking to create prototypes that look and feel like real apps

Learn how to create prototypes the look & feel like real applications. I will walk you through the Principle user interface and animation features, after that we will develop 2 different prototypes together.

The YummyYucky food taste app and the Moviegoer app which helps people finding movies to watch.

Knowledge in Sketch App is a nice to have, but not required for this course.

I hope you are as excited as I am to start this journey.

Let’s get started.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Overview of the course and projects

Chapter 2: Basics

Lecture 1: User Interface overview

Lecture 2: How to use the Preview panel

Lecture 3: Grouping elements together

Lecture 4: Working with Artboards, Shapes, and Text

Lecture 5: How to use Masks

Lecture 6: Importing Assets

Lecture 7: Importing Assets from Sketch

Lecture 8: Importing Assets from Figma

Chapter 3: Animation

Lecture 1: Events, Transitions, and the Animate Panel

Lecture 2: Animation properties

Lecture 3: Using Angles to create an Apple Watch Clock face

Lecture 4: Circular Spinner with Masks

Lecture 5: Enhancing the Circular Spinner Animation

Lecture 6: Drag and Drop elements

Lecture 7: Scrolling content

Lecture 8: How to use the Drivers panel

Lecture 9: Creating a Solar System with Drivers

Lecture 10: Pagination Event with Drivers

Lecture 11: Parallax Effect with Drivers

Lecture 12: Exporting your animations

Chapter 4: Components

Lecture 1: Understanding Components

Lecture 2: How to use components in Principle

Lecture 3: Switcher button component

Lecture 4: Slider with nested components

Lecture 5: Button with Ripple effect (Material Design)

Lecture 6: Extending components

Lecture 7: Component Message Communication

Lecture 8: Input text component

Chapter 5: PROJECT: YummyYucky

Lecture 1: YummyYucky app project overview

Lecture 2: Welcome screen

Lecture 3: Food option screen

Lecture 4: Card component with Page Event and Drivers

Lecture 5: Yummy and Yucky card selection

Lecture 6: Transition between food options

Lecture 7: Food menu screen

Lecture 8: Food item component

Chapter 6: PROJECT – Moviegoer

Lecture 1: Moviegoer app Project Overview

Lecture 2: Progress indicator and Splash transition

Lecture 3: Log-in screen

Lecture 4: Reset password screen

Lecture 5: Create an account screen

Lecture 6: Application main screen

Lecture 7: List of movies component

Lecture 8: Trending movies interaction

Lecture 9: Movie details screen

Lecture 10: Playing movie trailers

Lecture 11: Favorite a movie

Lecture 12: Sidebar component

Lecture 13: Sidebar List of favorites

Lecture 14: Sidebar Sign-out option

Chapter 7: Sharing your prototypes

Lecture 1: Share as an Image or Video

Lecture 2: Share as a Mac Application

Lecture 3: Share to a device with Principle Mirror

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Summary of the course

Instructors

Mariz Melo
Designer & Developer

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3 stars: 3 votes
4 stars: 14 votes
5 stars: 39 votes

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