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	Interface	Description
	IAbstractEffect	The IAbstractEffect interface is used to denote that a property or parameter must be of type Effect, but does not actually implement any of the APIs of the IEffect interface.
	IEffect	The IEffect interface defines the base interface of all Flex effects.
	IEffectInstance	The IEffectInstance interface represents an instance of an effect playing on a target.
	IEffectTargetHost	The IEffectTargetHost interface defines the interface that lets you access the target list-based control of a data effect.

	Class	Description
	Blur	The Blur effect lets you apply a blur visual effect to a component.
	Effect	The Effect class is an abstract base class that defines the basic functionality of all Flex effects.
	EffectInstance	The EffectInstance class represents an instance of an effect playing on a target.
	EffectManager	The EffectManager class listens for events, such as the show and move events, dispatched by objects in a Flex application.
	EffectTargetFilter	The EffectTargetFilter class defines a custom filter that is executed by each transition effect on each target of the effect.
	Fade	The Fade effect animates the alpha property of a component, either from transparent to opaque, or from opaque to transparent.
	Move	The Move effect changes the position of a component over a specified time interval.
	Tween	The Tween class defines a tween, a property animation performed on a target object over a period of time.
	TweenEffect	The TweenEffect class is the superclass for all effects that are based on the Tween object.
	Zoom	The Zoom effect zooms the object in or out on a center point.