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Adding Animation to Your Website
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If you want to add animation to your website, there are plenty of ways you can do it. For a good introduction to Web animation, take a look at TechTools’ Evolution of Animation piece, which was written last year but still provides a good general overview. In addition, the feature tells you how to make animated GIFs. Here are some other places on the Web where you can learn about adding animation to your website:
WebMonkey’s Animation Tutorial piece is a comprehensive look at the different ways you can add animation to your site using animated GIFs, Java, DHTML, Flash, QuickTime, and Shockwave. To get the most from the tutorial, make sure you have a Javascript-enabled browser as well as all of the aforementioned plug-ins.
Builder.com’s Get Animated site will tell you how to make your GIF files "dance." Make sure to check out the Web Animation Rules to Live By for tips on bandwidth, browsers, and usability.
Another place to learn about animated GIFs -- especially if you are a Mac user -- is MacWorld’s The Animator’s Guide to Good GIFs. If you are a beginner, you will want to check out Simple Steps for Simple GIFs.
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