1 - Introduction (Duration: 1:19)
In this video, Craig welcomes you to the series and gives a brief explanation of what to expect.

2 - Project Files (Running time: 37 seconds)

3 - Build a simple website (Duration: 15:05)
For our first website we'll keep things simple. In this video, Craig puts up a schedule for a simple website that created these pages as different images of the main timeline.

4 - Making it Work (Running time: 13:43)
In this video, Craig shows how to get the file we created in the last video and make the buttons function properly.

5 - Animated Transitions (Running time: 13:53)
In this video, Craig makes the site a little more interested by adding animated transitions between pages.

6 - Websites single image (Duration: 7:45)
As you probably noticed, when building a website, your schedule can quickly become very crowded. In this video, Craig explains how to create the same functionality as in the previous video but with a single image of the main timeline.

7 - Mounting Clips with ActionScript (Running time: 14:56)
In this video, Craig demonstrates how to attach a movie clip dynamically using ActionScript. This will allow you to put a clip in the display area only when necessary.

8 - ActionScript Transitions (Time: 10:30)
In this video you will learn to create animated page transitions using ActionScript instead of tweens on the timeline.

9 - Dynamic Transitions (Time: 19:06)
This video takes the concept of transitions ActionScript a little further by making these transitions a little more dynamic.

10 - Disabling Buttons (Running Time: 8:49)
With the way our website is set up at present, there is a small problem that occurs if you click a button in the middle of a page transition. This video shows how to circumvent this problem.

11 - Simple Button Animations (Running Time: 9:01)
In this video you will learn how to create a button that animates when the mouse pointer above. This example requires a minimum of ActionScript.

12 - Movie Clip Button Setup (Running time: 12:52)
Creating buttons in movie clip symbols provides much more flexibility than using button symbols. In this video, Craig demonstrates how to get started setting up the buttons of your clip.

13 - Movie Clip Button Actions (Running time: 10:47)
In this video, Craig explains how to encode your clip buttons to make them functional.

14 - Animating Multiple Buttons (Duration: 7:05)
In this video, Craig demonstrates how to create a few more buttons that are similar in design and functionality of the button we've created.

15 - ActionScript Animation button (Time: 15:27)
If you create your button animations using ActionScript, you have much more control over how the animation behaves. In this video, Craig will demonstrate how to implement this feature.

16 - Multiple ActionScript Buttons (Running Time: 4:15)
In this video, Craig will demonstrate how to create multiple buttons that function like the previous video.

17 - Button Instances (Running time: 10:39)
In this video, Craig demonstrates how to create multiple buttons with the same symbol.

18 - Creating a context menu (Duration: 15:28)
In this video, Craig begins to build a sub-menu that appears when you mouse over an item in the main menu.

19 - Encoding menu (Duration: 12:56)
The visuals and animations of our popup menu have been built, and in this video, Craig shows the code needed to run it.

20 - Fixing a Glitch (Running time: 11:01)
We're almost done with our menu, but there is a small problem to be fixed. In this video, Craig shows a workaround to create that will be corrected.

21 - Website Tour (Duration: 2:44)
In this video, Craig gives a quick tour of the website project to be built during the rest of the video series.

22 - Menu (Duration: 14:16)
In this video, Craig builds the graph to the main menu in the project website.

23 - Animating the Menu (Running time: 17:44)
With graphics in place, Craig demonstrates how to animate the underscore that moves back and forth under the menu buttons.

24 - Animating the Highlight (Duration: 8:20)
In a previous video, we built a simple evidence that indicates what page of the site, we are on. In this video, Craig shows how the code of the obvious so that it runs on the button corresponding to the current page.

25 - Organizing Your FLA (Duration: 4:33)
When working in Flash, it does not take long for your schedule and your library to get a bit crowded. In this video, Craig walks you through the process of cleaning your FLA file to make it a little easier to find things.

26 - Fill the homepage (Duration: 17:40)
With the feature menu in place, Craig moves on to build the content of the homepage of the website project.

27 - Animating the Home Page (Duration: 15:31)
What is the point of building a Flash site if you're just having boring content that still does nothing beyond what a simple HTML document can do In this video, Craig takes the contents of the home page he created and shows how to animate that content on the stage.

28 - Creating the Products page (Duration: 13:43)
The main content of the product page will eventually be derived from a separate SWF file. In this video, Craig will build the skeleton of this page, which will remain in the main file and optionally the filler in the mass of the products content.

29- Pages Dummy Construction (Duration: 6:11)
Just as we did with the product page in the previous video, we'll create the skeletons of the ''sample'' and ''contact'' pages.

30 - Attaching the homepage (Duration: 8:12)
Now that all the pages of our website are stored as symbols clip in this video, Craig demonstrates how to reach the home page to the stage using ActionScript.

31 - Creating Page Transitions (Running time: 11:04)
With skeletons of all our pages in place, Craig now demonstrates how to use AcitonScript to create the flow of shipping between all pages.

32 - Creating a Slideshow (Running time: 14:23)
In this video, Craig constructions slides in a slide show Flash base that will eventually be imported into the products page of our website.

33 - Coding the Slideshow (Running time: 13:52)
With the blades in place, Craig demonstrates how to add code for the slideshow buttons to get the slideshow to scroll through the slides.

34 - Importing an External SWF (Running Time: 12:31)
With the slideshow finished, Craig now demonstrates how to import the SWF file that contains the slideshow into our main index Flash file.

35 - Preloading External Content (Running Time: 8:59)
In this video, Craig demonstrates how to build a very simple preloader that indicates to the user that something is in the process of loading.

36 - Adding Video (Running Time: 19:25)
In this lesson, Craig walks you through the process of importing and playing videos in your Flash website.

37 - Laying Out the Contact Form (Running Time: 11:03)
In this video, Craig builds the basic structure for a contact form that will allow your users to send you email through your website.

38 - Contact Form PHP (Running Time: 15:58)
In this video, Craig creates the PHP file that will be needed for the contact form.

39 - Coding the Form (Running Time: 17:56)
In this lesson, Craig wraps up the contact form by adding ActionScript code for the form itself. This code will communicate with the PHP code we created in the previous lesson.

40 - Fixing a Glitch (Running Time: 4:53)
When we test our Flash file, we see that there's a little bit of a glitch on the video portion of the wesite. In this video, Craig demonstrates a short chunk of code that will fix this problem.

41 - Building the Preloader (Running Time: 9:19)
If you have a large website, or if your users have a slow internet connection, then you will need to build a preloader to let your users know that the site is loading. In this video, Craig demonstrates how to put together the graphics for the preloader.

42 - Coding the Preloader (Running Time: 9:06)
With the graphicals elements in place, Craig now demonstrates how to code the preloader in order to get it to work.

43 - Publishing and Customization (Running Time: 10:28)
In this video, Craig demonstrates how to publish your Flash website and edit the html in order to customize the final appearance of the website within the browser window.

44 - Uploading Your Website (Running Time: 3:11)
In this video, Craig gives you a rundown of all the files that will need to be uploaded to your web server in order to get your website live on the internet.

45 - Conclusion (Running Time: 1:39)







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