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In this course, author Chris Converse develops an interactive video gallery for the web, working in a coding environment using a combination of HTML5 with a Flash fallback, CSS, and the open-source javascript library jQuery. The course shows how to design the site layout and construct the code for a player that works on multiple web browsers, platforms, and mobile devices. Techniques to enable HTML5 video on Android and ensure that older versions of Internet Explorer default to Flash instead of HTML5 are also demonstrated. Exercise files accompany the course.

In Dw + jQuery Projects: Creating an Interactive Photo Gallery, author Chris Converse develops an interactive photo gallery for a web site using HTML, CSS, and the open-source javascript library jQuery. The course begins with tutorials on extracting different-sized images sets from an original photo collection, designing the site layout, and constructing the HTML and CSS. Then, following the progressive enhancement strategy, Chris utilizes javascript plug-ins to include lightboxes and other types of interactivity while maintaining backwards compatibility with older browsers and devices. Exercise files accompany the course.

One of the most powerful but underused features in After Effects is expressions, which can be used to animate layer properties with code, as compared to explicitly keyframing every value in the Timeline. One of the strengths of expressions is the ability to have multiple parameters and layers follow the lead of a master layer or controller effect, making it much easier to coordinate complex animations and quickly accommodate client changes. In this introduction, Chris Meyer shows how to let After Effects do most of the work by creating simple but very useful expressions that can be put to work on a wide variety of jobs. Exercise files are included with the course.

ZBrush 4 builds on the already massively popular core features of ZBrush to add many powerful new sculpting and painting features and several new time-saving plugins. The main theme of this new release from Pixologic is hard surface sculpting using new features like the clipping, planar, trim, and polish brushes. Taught in a comprehensive but easy-to-follow manner by successful artist Jason Maranto, this course will give you a rock solid foundation on which to build your ZBrush projects. Primarily focusing on workflow concepts and tools for integrating ZBrush into your existing pipeline, this unique series is designed to remove the intimidation of the ZBrush user interface and unleash its power for both new and established 3D artists alike. Get started now by clicking the movie links below!

This course covers more advanced topics in Windows Presentation Foundation, including printing, threading, and interop.

WPF V4 includes various new features and controls. This course describes these changes.

Join National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) Executive Director, Larry Becker, as he takes you through the finer points of Photoshop Elements 9, what makes it different from regular Photoshop, and how to get the most out of it for your photography as you learn the basics of the program and how to use it in your photography workflow.

javascript Essential Training takes viewers through the process of using javascript to fully realize a site's potential, from understanding the basics to creating real-world samples. Instructor Dori Smith explains how to work with objects, create buttons and forms that interact with site visitors, make rollovers, menus, slideshows, and countdowns, and take advantage of other practical applications. Exercise files accompany the tutorials.

Mobile Web Design & Development Fundamentals surveys the core principles and techniques essential to building web sites for mobile devices. Author Joe Marini introduces the mobile context, sheds light on its unique coding requirements, and discusses interface design techniques that enhance existing sites for mobile viewing. The course shows how to approach designing for mobile form factors such as smaller screens and finger-based interaction, along with how to incorporate CSS3 and HTML5 capabilities, such as geolocation, local storage, and media queries. Exercise files accompany the course.

In RoboHelp 9 HTML Essential Training, author David Rivers demonstrates the core features of RoboHelp 9, the industry-standard authoring tool for creating help systems for desktop or web-based applications. The course shows how to work with RoboHelp pods, save custom workspaces, create new projects, and leverage existing content in other formats, such as Word and PDF documents. It also includes tutorials on merging projects, topic formatting, using graphics and multimedia, and using forms and frames. Exercise files are included with the course.

Building Android and iOS Applications with Flex shows developers how to design and deploy mobile applications for the Android and iOS smartphone platforms. Leveraging the capabilities of Flash Builder and the Flex framework, author James Talbot sheds light on architecting applications, incorporating mobile components, and building ActionScript skins. The course also covers mobile-specific APIs; optimizing memory and data connectivity; and submitting apps to the Android Market, the iOS App Store, and the Amazon Marketplace. Exercise files accompany the course.

In this course, Laura Franz shows web designers how to choose
fonts for a web site and create beautiful, legible type
Typography for Web Designers shows how to create designs that
maximize readability (and keep visitors on the page) by
attending to size, line-height, line length, alignment, color,
chunking text with vertical space, and creating hierarchy
Lessons are also included on the incorporation of web fonts,
styling type with CSS, and creating font harmony by using two
fonts that work well together. Examples of how professionals
apply these typographic rules on their sites are also shown
Exercise files are included with the course

Visual Basic 9.0, hitting the scene in late 2007, is a sophisticated and mature programming language. Combined with the latest release of the .NET Framework and Visual Studio, the result is an incredibly powerful programming environment. This mini-course will start the VB6 developer down the path to VB.NET, presenting a variety of topics including tool support, porting options, thinking the "VB.NET-way" vs. the "VB6-way", and some of the major differences of VB.NET and .NET over VB6 and COM. Along the way, we'll see many VB6 and VB.NET coding examples involving GUIs, data access, classes, and OOP.

C# is Microsoft's entry into the world of managed programming. Using a syntax that is deliberately reminiscient of Java, C++ and C, C# achieves a natural tradeoff of terseness and clarity, enabling programmers to express concepts in a clear and maintainable form. Recent enhancements to the language have made it even more powerful than before, allowing programmers to work with C# in both an object-oriented and partially functional style.

C# v5 is the planned next version of C#. This course illustrates new features of the language. (Currently, Microsoft has only released a preview of the asynchronous features, but as previews of the other features become available, this course will expand to include those.)