Everything you need to know for when you start coding!
An explanation of how folder structure works on websites!
Quick-reference guide for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript!
Are you scared of code but want to create websites? Then this is the guide for you!
Web-based student projects from GD with GD courses!
Toys for playing with an testing variable fonts, as well as a showcase of student fonts!
Interactive narratives collected in a catalog of microsites written using as little code as possible!
Creative coding projects for any skill level!
Design experimental fonts, and then launch a type foundry to showcase your work!
A tour through the world of motion design, with an emphasis on musicality and performance!
A primer on UI/UX from the perspectives of performance and playfulness.
Computer science for designers and artists.
Creative coding elective focusing on type design, digital fonts, and unique reading experiences.
Motion design elective exploring a wide range of skills and use cases for animation.
Type design through the lens of experimental variable fonts.
Web design and development as a medium for storytelling.
The basics of HTML, CSS, and a tiny bit of JavaScript.
Type design through the lens of experimental variable fonts.
Introduction to graphic, motion, and web design from a digital-first perspective.
An overview of the full course.
Agenda and homework for each week.
Learn how to animate using After Effects, as well as pick up a few other tricks!
Links to wide range of animation references!
Quick, fun assignments that we’ll complete during class.
Tutorial for how to export, compress, and package your After Effects projects!
Upload your finished projects here!
A free plug-in that makes some things in After Effects easier.
Create a hand drawn, looping animation inspired by your favorite song (or a song you like)!
Animate 15 motion studies, each inspired by a different musical concept!
Put together the ugliest, hardest to watch animation you can possibly conceive of!
Tell us a story through kinetic typography!
Apply motion graphics to a series of user experience scenarios!
Research an assigned style of motion design and create a presentation for the class!