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Create a drag-and-drop effect - Principle Tutorial
From the course: Principle for UX Design
Create a drag-and-drop effect
- [Instructor] In this project, we're going to do a simple drag and drop exercise. And to get yourself started, open the drag/drop file found in your chapter download. A common thing that we do with interfaces is you don't have a series of images. And we just drag them into place. And when we release, something happens. They either stay put or something happens. In this exercise, we're going to do a couple of things. We're going to take this image and we're going to move it into this box. And when it's in the box, it's going to appear over here full size. And the other thing we're going to do is we're going to give the user a visual clue that this is the box they really should drop the image into. So I've got four images here and I could have four boxes. And when I move this image, the box it's supposed to go into should light up. So let's get started. So the first thing to do is to select this first image, crafts.…
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Create a drag-and-drop effect4m 3s
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Create a component5m 34s
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Create a preloader4m 1s
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Create a card animation7m 33s
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Create a slide-in menu6m 47s
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Create special effects6m 54s
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Prepare video for Principle11m 14s
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Add video to an artboard3m 45s
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Control audio volume2m 53s
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Control video playback4m 59s
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Create an Apple Watch alert4m
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