I apologize for not having some new content for a little while, but I just wanted to let everyone know new tutorials are coming soon.
My wife and I had our first baby and I just got a new job that required us to pick up and move completely across the United States. Now that the dust is finally settling I am making plans for the site and some more new and exciting things.
I appreciate all the questions, comments, and support. I hope that the tutorials and resources offered here have been a help. Thank you for your patience.
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Friday, March 28, 2008
Free Adobe Flash Tutorials 2.0
I started FAFT 4 months as a side project to help me learn more about the web. Sharing my experience with Flash was a good reason to engage the online community with something substantial to offer. I've learned so much from others, I felt I had something to give as well.
It's been exciting how much I've learned and grown through this experience. My site has now received its first major overhaul. I aimed to improve the design of the site aesthetically, make it easier to find and watch the tutorials, post more links to other tutorials and resources, extend the podcast videos to youTube, provide revenue opportunities so that I can continue the site, adding a blog, and the biggest change was adding a forum.
Adding some of these features, now allows freeadobeflashtutorials.com to not only be a resource for Flash instruction, but a place where everyone can come together and learn from one another.
It's a project that I have been very excited about. To watch it grow and hear from some of the users has been a wonderful experience. I take each positive and negative feedback with an open mind and aim to use that information to make a better site with more useful information. Hope you enjoy it.
It's been exciting how much I've learned and grown through this experience. My site has now received its first major overhaul. I aimed to improve the design of the site aesthetically, make it easier to find and watch the tutorials, post more links to other tutorials and resources, extend the podcast videos to youTube, provide revenue opportunities so that I can continue the site, adding a blog, and the biggest change was adding a forum.
Adding some of these features, now allows freeadobeflashtutorials.com to not only be a resource for Flash instruction, but a place where everyone can come together and learn from one another.
It's a project that I have been very excited about. To watch it grow and hear from some of the users has been a wonderful experience. I take each positive and negative feedback with an open mind and aim to use that information to make a better site with more useful information. Hope you enjoy it.
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