So, Adobe Animate allows you to export swf (that can be used in After Effects), to render full frame animation (that could be included in a Premiere Pro project or used as mp4 H264 sequences), you can even export a PNG sequence, or an animated gif.
But what IF your clients needs an animated SVG ? Well, Animate proposes an SVG sequence, each frame is rendered as an autonomous SVG file. And I wondered if one could compile that, and found a source in an old Smashing Magazine article from 2015 where Heydon proposes an @keyframe alternative to the older SMIL option by Jonathan Ingram.
But what IF your clients needs an animated SVG ? Well, Animate proposes an SVG sequence, each frame is rendered as an autonomous SVG file. And I wondered if one could compile that, and found a source in an old Smashing Magazine article from 2015 where Heydon proposes an @keyframe alternative to the older SMIL option by Jonathan Ingram.
It's still a lot of code and I don't have the time to automate that, but it works :)