- Overview
- Transcript
6.1 Conclusion
SVGs are a powerful and flexible way to create and animate resizable vector graphics in HTML. Hopefully, you’ve learned a lot in this course about how to make this process easier using the Snap.svg framework. Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you next time.
1.Introduction2 lessons, 08:34
1.1Introduction00:52
1.2Downloading Snap.svg07:42
2.Creating Graphics in a Snap5 lessons, 39:51
2.1Creating Basic Shapes09:38
2.2Complex Shapes08:16
2.3Shape Attributes05:57
2.4Grouping Shapes07:23
2.5Shape Transformations08:37
3.Animating in a Snap3 lessons, 18:17
3.1Animation Basics06:58
3.2Animation Callbacks04:53
3.3Easing06:26
4.Basic Interactivity5 lessons, 31:21
4.1Installing MAMP03:33
4.2Using an External SVG08:46
4.3Targeting Individual Shapes08:58
4.4Basic Interaction06:32
4.5Hover Events03:32
5.SVG Clock Animation11 lessons, 1:10:14
5.1Importing the Clock SVG06:08
5.2Targeting Individual Clock Shapes08:30
5.3Pulling the Current Time08:30
5.4Organizing the Code05:32
5.5Time Is Circular07:26
5.6Staying Current03:08
5.7Animating the Second Hand03:11
5.8Fixing the Second Hand Animation08:51
5.9Minutes and Hours09:43
5.10Adjusting the Hour Hand03:44
5.11Finishing Touches05:31
6.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:54
6.1Conclusion00:54
6.1 Conclusion
Hello and welcome back to animating with Snap.svg. Over the duration of this course we've learned a lot about how to use the Snap.svg JavaScript framework to create some amazing SVG's and animations using JavaScript. And this video has only touched the surface of what we can really do using the snap SVG framework. So once you've worked through this course and gotten your feet wet with the snap SVG framework I really want to encourage you to start experimenting. Play around with the framework. Learn JavaScript more, if you don't already know JavaScript, so that you can really enhance your ability to create some amazing animations and amazing user interactions using this framework. So once again, I want to thank you so much for watching. My name is Craig Campbell. And I'll see you next time.







