Archive by tag 'flash'
Since launching our HTML5 Beta program, we’ve been cranking out HTML5 ad units and improving the functionality of our ad creation software. Today we’re going to share a video that highlights how the combined creation workflow has been a big time saver for our clients. In this following presentation we’ll share the step by step process of building a demo ad unit simultaneously in HTML5 and Flash. (more…)
Posts Tagged ‘flash’
HTML5 Ad Building Demo
Wednesday, June 30th, 2010Setting Up Google Analytics For Sprout Builder
Monday, November 30th, 2009
We’ve gotten many requests to explain how to set up Google Analytics for Sprouts, so in this post we’ll share a video tutorial that explains how to do just that. *Designer and Professional levels only.
How Flash Developers Use Sprout to Save Time
Thursday, October 22nd, 2009
I recently had a conversation with Walter Gross, the Senior Director, Digital Strategy at EMI / Capitol Music Group about how his team of Flash developers / designers are using Sprout to create interactive Flash content quickly and efficiently. Walter has been immersed in the web and Flash design tools since the late ’90s, at a time when, as he puts it, was bombarded by “big and glitzy” Flash elements. Before Walter’s team had discovered Sprout, they were creating all of the content by hand-coding each element. Sprout has turned out to be a huge time-saver and made Walter’s team more efficient.
Dissecting a Facebook Fan Page
Saturday, September 12th, 2009
This is the first post in a series of posts about Facebook Fan pages. At this point, I hope you have come to understand that value of a Facebook Fan Page (also called a public profile, brand page, etc – but in my posts I will refer to them as “Fan Pages” or “Pages”). The purpose of this post is to show the various elements of a Fan Page and the various properties to those elements. I will use visuals and examples where needed. If you are keen to learn about Fan Pages but first need to learn the basics of Fan Pages, please spend a few moments reading Facebook’s Fan Page information.
