Learn how to create an interactive sidebar menu with Adobe Animate

[@infographicseller4987]

welcome to back❤🎉

[@85hangout]

If I want to make HTML5 interactive presentation on iPad. Please recommend what application should I use to make, export, and view on my iPad?

[@gianniserra3d]

Thank you! Do you have a tutorial for adding buttons to the sidebar?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Not yet, but you've given me a great idea to do one! 🙂 Thank you.

[@hybrid72]

Thank you very, very, very much!

[@Oyekezie_Hyacinth_Anayo]

Another Blast 🎉.Thank you

[@AngeloMontilla]

Thanks man! Glad you found it helpful.

[@icsalberto]

Thanks for the tip, but i have a little doubt, i'm begginner. Wich is the difference to use Adobe An or to use the animation in Adobe Id that you show us in another videos?

[@AngeloMontilla]

Don't feel overwhelmed. The only difference really, and it's a big one, is using Animate to create interactive experiences allows you to export html and javascript so you can host it on your own website or platform. Think of it this way: when you create animation and button interactivity in InDesign, you are using presets, which takes away any coding. It's amazing. Animate does the same thing but you're doing to coding with the Actions panel. Many of the coding is also using presets to make it easier. But to answer your question, that is the major difference.

[@icsalberto]

@@AngeloMontilla ok thanks a lot for the answer.