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Posted by Travis Newbury on 01/29/07 13:23
On Jan 29, 8:06 am, "Logician" <s...@logicians.com> wrote:
> I know Flash used to be condemned as a fad and not really taken
> seriously for e-commerce websites. With the need removed for a Flash
> plug-in, has Flash been more accepted?
Flash is completely accepted for use on an e-commerce site. It
provides a standard controllable interface for a vast majority of your
customers. HOWEVER, it is NOT for ALL e-commerce sites. There must
be a good fit between the client and the product. A lot of research
needs to bo done in order to assure you do not hurt yourself.
> A simple example of what I mean:www.9to5seating.com. This is a
> catalog based site using Flash. Actually the code is quite simple to
> write via an XML feed and then Flash can render it. But there are
> issues of download time, and seo.
Download time is a non issue if it is done right. Actionscript and
dynamic loading of images, sound, and information will make a Flash
site no heavier than an html site offering the same content.
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