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Posted by Travis Newbury on 10/07/07 17:46
On Oct 6, 3:10 pm, Mark Goodge <use...@listmail.good-stuff.co.uk>
wrote:
> On Sat, 06 Oct 2007 16:16:54 -0000, Travis Newbury put finger to
> >Making money sometimes requires pizazz. Would you use Flash if it
> >made you more money?
> Yes, but I have come across no situations where it would. Can you give
> examples of Flash-built sites which are primary money earners?
I already did. Virtually any entertainment site, any news site, any
sports site, and any educational (WBT) site. You pick it they are all
using Flash. And they use flash because that is what the users all
want. They would abandon the site if they removed the flash. Flash
content as well as Flash as a means to host other content is what they
come for. And all the sites make money
> >I work in the Entertainment and Education/Training world. Plain-ol-
> >text doesn't cut it there. Flash is currently the most popular method
> >for producing educational CBTs and WBTs.
>
> Not in my field. What's your specialisation?
My specialty is video and video presentation.
> Show us a site that is built entirely in Flash and is also accessible
> to screen readers and indexable by search engines, then. Just a URL
> will do, thanks.
I did not say a site 100% flash. I am actually against sites like
that (google earlier posts for proof)
> >Most people (experts?) in this group haven't a clue what you can do
> >with Flash.
> That may possibly be true. Just like it's true that most Flash
> designers don't have a clue what you can do with HTML, CSS and maybe
> some Javascript thrown in to add interest.
I can not disagree with that
> So show us something different then. Let's see a website built
> entirely in Flash that has a smaller footprint and is more accessible
> than it would have been if written using HTML. Your call.
Why? I don't like all flash sites. I like sites that are flash
heavy.
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