The interface of the software is simple but powerful so it's important to know what you can do with it. Learn in this lesson all the buttons and windows, why are they there and what they do.

This lecture shows how you can create shapes. Which are the shapes that you can create and why.

Learn in this lecture how you can add your assets to your composition. Directly from your computer to the composition and how you can later update them.

If you are using Sketch to design your assets, you'll learn in this lesson how you can import them so they look good in your design.

Learn how to properly connect your screens so they start to look like an animated prototype.

When you have different screens that share elements, the transition between them can be easily animated. This lesson will teach you how you can do it.

From Principle 1.1 you can directly import your designs from Sketch with one click of a button. In this lesson you’ll learn how you can do that

This lecture will show you how to create an animated prototype of a shopping cart.

Now that you've seen how easy is to animate between screens and you've put it in practice, how about if you learn how you can tweak those animations? In this lesson you will learn how to do so.

Creating a prototype is nice, but what is better than sharing it?

This lesson will teach you how to easily share your prototypes with clients or colleagues.

Test your prototype on your iPhone easily and learn how to share the prototype with your clients so they can also see it in an iPhone.

This lesson will show you how to manage big content and how to make it scrollable in order to make it appear correctly for the user.

Dragging layers is something useful and most of the times painful to do. In this case dragging layers it's pretty easy. Let's see how we can do that.

Learn in this lecture how to properly paginate your content. Something easy and fast to do.

Control prototype behaviors using drivers. In this lesson you will see how easy is to add special animations based on behavior.

Now challenges are coming, learn how you should proceed with them so you can be sure you'll make it :)

Create a basic menu with different options. This will help you in the future if you need to create prototypes that have different basic actions in different screens.

If you didn't manage to solve the menu challenge, follow the steps mentioned here for a step by step guide to solve the problem.

Using drivers and animation learn to build this slingshot with a tension meter prototype.

This challenge is for you to try to make an image alignment prototype where using some alignment buttons you’ll correctly position an image inside a document. We will also use the hovering effects introduced in Principle 1.0

See in this lesson the step by step instructions to accomplish the proposed challenge.

Apple Watch is there and this lesson will show you how to prototype for it. Including the long press interaction.

Reacting once a user scroll and then doing an event delayed is a common pattern that is done in different situations. This lesson will show you how to do that.

You like challenges? Here is another one, this time you'll have to create a gallery with picture management where you can delete a picture.

If you tried the challenge and couldn't find how to do it, now follow this step by step guide in order to achieve the challenge.

You made it, congratulations!

Find in this bonus lecture a collection of resources to get inspired and learn from other people ideas. This is the quickest way to start with your animation prototypes, all for free.