Steps for mastering web animation

It has never been a more exciting time for web animation. With user interface architect and
 interaction developers progressively relying on animation to improve their online background,
 demand is on the rise. And with good tools in the browser on the aspects  thanks to the new 
Web Animation API, web animation is becoming an essential creative discipline.

But where do you start? Is CSS better or JavaScript? What tools will not break the bank and how
 are interactive prototypes created for developers? Learn web animation with  
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Whether you are an cartoonist looking to take your skills online or a designer who hopes to 
corner a beneficial new market, award-winning cartoonist and interactive artist Rachel 
Nabors is available to offer beneficial  tips to get you started in the exciting world of web animation.

 01. Getting started

The best place to start learning web animation is in CodePen. Nor can I accentuate enough the 
importance of learning CSS and JavaScript. JavaScript is required for advanced animation with
 Web Animation API, Canvas, WebGL and GSAP. I recommend starting with Cody Lindley's 
JavaScript Clarification books.

02. Web animation tools

What are some good tools for digital drawing that will not break the bank?

I recommend Manga Studio and a Bamboo pencil to anyone who wants to enter the digital
 drawing. I'm sure there are other products and combinations, but these two together are 
affordable and offer beautiful lines.

03. Storytelling

That is a question with a long answer! In fact, I run a one-month online course on the subject.

I recommend reading books about storytelling of external web development. Look in your 
local library for books about cinema, writing, cartoons and animation, as well as those that
 have "history" in their titles and descriptions. Take one of these as a secondary hobby, and 
you will soon find that it forms a feedback loop with your more technical work.

04. Prototyping

The web animators and IU designers that I know send their materials to the development 
teams with small films about how they should look in action. They often use the tools with
 which they feel most comfortable designing the movement: After Effects or even Flash!

I met other teams that also send specific movement coordinates and time to the developers. 
And there are others that make a good amount of interactive prototypes in tools such as 
Framer or Edge Animate.

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