Learn how to export HTML5 package in Adobe InDesign

[@papa7982]

Powerful stuff Angelo. Thank you!

[@rabcproj]

Finally! So glad Adobe got around to adding this functionality. As someone who designs for clients that don't want their documents on a non=proprietary site, I'm glad to see Adobe gave us this option without having to use 3rd party solutions.

[@AngeloMontilla]

Couldn't agree more! 💯

[@movingcloudsadvertising3798]

Hi, first of all, I would like to thank you for all the knowledge I gained about InDesign Digital Web Publishing from you. Your help has been invaluable to me 🙏 I tried the latest update as you suggested, and everything is working fine except for one issue: the MP3 audio file I inserted isn't playing. Could you please let me know how to fix this?

[@mariananarciso.]

woww!

[@ColinH-y1u]

Brilliant video Angelo, can you do one about embedding video in html5, am just learning about indesign interactive functions. with no coding experience!

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks for the video suggestion, Colin!

[@Moustafarezkk]

Hello, I watched your video on adding a GIF to InDesign, and I followed all your instructions carefully. However, after exporting, I’m seeing a black screen instead of the GIF. What do you think could be causing this issue? Thank you for your help!

[@AngeloMontilla]

Hey there. It won't work for PDF if that's what you're trying.

[@raqueldinizferreira]

can this be used to design webmailing / newsletters?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Sure, it would work for email newsletters. I am sure MailChimp or platforms similar have options to add your HTML5 package.

[@CoreyHass]

How does this compare to in5?!

[@tonnyarnanda7150]

A newbie question here, is this means that designers with no coding knowledge can create a whole new website from Adobe InDesign without using Dreamweaver/GoLive/etc? (eventhough of course it'll be much better to use the more appropriate app for creating website)

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks for the question! Yes, this packages all the assets needed to already host it to your site. It packages the HTML, javascript, images and stylesheets directly from InDesign. It's just a matter of adding the code to your hosted site, such as WordPress or Squarespace, for example.