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Move it! How to Animate SUI-Graphics and Screenshots

  • Workshop
  • Visual Content
  • 05. June
  • 10:00 - 12:00 AM (CET)
  • E.21 Event Space
  • finished
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  •  Anton Bollen

    Anton Bollen

    • TechSmith Corporation

Contents

Small software-animations are effective elements for showing and explaining software steps and processes. When the concept gets paired with a design-style known as Simplified User Interface (SUI), these little moving graphics become a powerful element for enhancing tooltips, feature highlights, help articles, and short instructions.
Join this workshop to learn more about the benefits of creating and using simplified (SUI) graphics, and then use various tools and techniques to turn these simplified screenshots into moving, impactful animations that can be used across many languages and versions.

This is a hands-on workshop in which attendees will work on their own laptops and create own animated graphics.  The workshop will use Camtasia as its animation tool, but the learned skills are easily transferable to other animation softwaer.  

Takeaways

After a short introduction to the SUI-principle, attendees will be guided step by step through the animation process and will create their own simplified software animation clip. 

For you to fully be prepared and participate, please bring a laptop and follow the steps on this website in advance of the workshop.

https://discover.techsmith.com/etc-sui-animation-workshop/

Please also check the FAQ section on the website.

Prior knowledge

The session is aimed at beginners. Some previous experience with animation or video is helpful, but not required.

Speaker

 Anton Bollen

Anton Bollen

  • TechSmith Corporation
Biography

Anton Bollen is TechSmith’s Customer Success Manager and works closely with the European user base to support and enable them in the creation of instructional videos, screenshots and other projects. He holds a B.A. in Sociology from Michigan State University and has worked as an instructional designer and market strategist in the past. He is passionate about delighting users, and he loves to solve Rubik cubes.