What this book covers

Chapter 1, Introduction to Adobe Edge, provides a look at the shifting Web landscape and how changes within devices and browser capabilities have made it possible for Adobe Edge to come about as a useful tool in the field of web design and development.

Chapter 2, The Edge Application Interface, provides a comprehensive overview of the entire Edge application interface. This overview includes a look at the panels, tools, menus, and other application elements that we will need to familiarize ourselves with when using Edge.

Chapter 3, Working with Edge Tools and Managing Assets, delves into many of the tools contained within the Edge application to allow the creation of rectangular elements, text, and assorted other objects.

Chapter 4, Creating Motion with Edge, demonstrates how simple it is to build a composition that involves a number of animated elements and presents a unique toolset for dealing with motion on the Web.

Chapter 5, Adding Interactivity to an Edge Composition, will expand upon the motion-based topics of Chapter 4 through the addition of interactive elements within an Edge project.

Chapter 6, Additional Resources, provides additional resources, which are available over the Internet and also seeks to add a few tips and tricks not covered in the preceding chapters. We close out with a preview of the forthcoming comprehensive book Learning Adobe Edge, Packt Publishing.