Flashy.
Michael Pick has an interesting write up about the state of Flash on the web today.
bq(http://www.mikepick.com/news/archives/000097.html). I have done the full-Flash treatment for sites in the past myself, but I believe the time for that has passed, and that Flash is now better suited as another element, like an image or a block of text. A nice example of that strategy is Todd Dominey’s Senior PGA Championship site - the work behind it is detailed here. Here the Flash is unobtrusive and neatly fitted into standard HTML content. The menus are XML-driven, which allows for easy updating, and the text is sharp and easy to read. The animation is a set of simple fades which are unobtrusive and CPU-light.
He does however forget to mention Homestar Runner.
Xian 02:53 PM, 06.20.03 - p-link
Comments: Flashy.
I agree with him. Flash is great for animating specific aspects of a site (though homestar runner is freakin’ cool). Craig is the flash master, but he’s even starting to come back to the html world and incorporating flash into the sites.
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