Standardized Flash Content

by macewan on May 30, 2008

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I want to continue with my thoughts this morning about Flash sites. Pros, cons and the shockingly wrong. Let’s continue with standards in mind.

A standardized site

With Flash, you do not have to worry about cross-browser compatibility. No more woes over how a certain css code displays differently in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera. When you position your site elements in Flash, they will always appear as they are as long as the user has Flash Player installed.

Better expression through animation

In Flash, one can make use of its animating features to convey a message in a much more efficient and effective way. Flash is a lightweight option for animation because it is vector based (and hence smaller file sizes) as opposed to real “movie files” that are raster based and hence much larger in size.

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Simply copy and paste the code below into your web site (Ctrl+C to copy)
It will look like this: Standardized Flash Content

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