Mehdi Haghgoo
UPDATE 11/25/19:
– New section was added on MotionLayout
Have you ever been curious where those fancy motions in your favorite Android app come from? Have you ever asked yourself Hey man! How can I add such animations to my apps?!
Here’s the good news!
In this course, you will understand how animation works in Android and will get a grip on Android’s animation capabilities. You will also learn practical techniques to apply various animations in your Android apps. I will discuss many of Android’s built–in APIs for creating animations in Android applications. Further, you will also get guides on several useful libraries to help you take your user interface / user experience to the next level by adding fantastic animations to your apps.
Important Note:
New videos and material are being added to the course. So, always watch out for updates!
Instructor Details
Courses : 2
Specification: The Complete Android™ Animations Course
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 12 hours |
| Year | 2020 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
James Lyman –
yes
Ammash –
Perfect ?
Zup Treinamentos –
Exemplificar mais varia es de anima es alem do fade, tem muita coisa q poderia ser cortada do curso, como cria o de botao, escolher imagem, etc. O criador poderia deixar tudo pronto, seria mais interessante porque iria direto ao ponto e os videos ficariam menores
Oya Canli Somer –
This course presents all animation apis for Android in a neat and systematic fashion. So it is a valuable resource and I learned a lot from this course. The instructor is available and helpful as well. That said, the pace of the course is painfully slow! For each video, he starts a new project from scratch, he designs layouts, he downloads images.. Half of the videos are bloated with these trivial things. I believe, someone who takes a course specifically on animations would already know how to design layouts. But, well, you can skip those parts or run the video faster, so I guess it is not that important. And don’t expect to see inspiringly beautiful animations 🙂 There are not that elegant frankly. But you can learn the techniques and you can design your own gorgeous animations.
Kim –
Everything is good but maybe the code editor should be zoomed in
Wyatt Paro –
I think this is a great course if you are completely new to animations and are struggling to find a starting point. For me, I’ve been doing UI and UX for years but wanted to take my UX to the next level. This course gets you familiar with the animations that are available. The examples are simple, but too simple and for some of the material, they lack a good detail. Now, of course its up to you to be creative and apply these concepts but one thing that would of been nice is to get some real world examples, possibly pulling from the Material Design (animations) spec to demonstrate some of these. Understandable this is not a material design course, but it would be nice if it was more relate able to what is considered best practices and practical design. In the Q&A there was a way better example then whats used in the actual lecture. I would advise using stuff like this instead. Overall, I did enjoy it. But if you already have a basic idea of animations and all the ones available to you (and have experienced them), then this probably isn’t the course for you. The things I enjoyed the most in the course were activity/fragment transitions, path morphing, and motion layout. The examples were a bit too simple but really nice for someone brand new to the scene (no pun intended).
Paul Hinrichsen –
The Lecturer explains things VERY clearly and slowly and I am learning a LOT even from the first few lessons.
Ogunyeiwa Sodiq Opeyemi –
Not that bad, but also not that good.
Vivek Kumar Singh –
Awesome job.
Vaibhav Arora –
Content is very good, I am enjoying the course, very interesting, But there one fall, The font size is very small, I would be larger. For font size i deducted 0.5. Thanks