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Sencha Animator

Rich CSS3 ads for every mobile platform.

Captivate your audience. Engage your customers. Standards-based animation has never been so easy. With the power of Sencha Animator, use CSS3 animations to build the next generation rich-media ads. Animate text and images with smooth transitions, design buttons with gradients, and embed analytics. All backed by the strength of web standards.
Whether it’s zooming through space, challenging foes to kung fu, or showing off your latest line of amazing products, Sencha Animator elevates your creative experience and deploys on all of today’s most popular devices.

Complete output control.
Animator’s output is clean and human readable. Designers unfamiliar with web programming can leverage CSS3, while advanced users have complete control over the output.

Better design experience. Superior results.
Animator gives artists the freedom to design and fully deliver on innovative ideas, generate better customer engagement, and drive higher client ROI.

Compliant with any mobile ad network.
Sencha Animator produces creatives that are compatible with any mobile ad network, as well as ORMMA, a mobile advertising standard that all major mobile networks support.

Fantastic animations. Reduced effort.
With Animator’s familiar workspace, designers can confidently build and develop their animations, get real-time visual feedback, and export the final product—without ever typing a single line of CSS3.

Modern browser support.
Sencha Animator creates experiences that work on all modern browsers that support CSS3 Animations. Optimized for the same mobile device lineup as Sencha Touch: Android 2.3+, Apple iOS 4+, and BlackBerry OS6+ touch devices.

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