The first website contained only texts. Then designers learned how to change fonts, perhaps how to align the text and add images. Then people added tables and began to distribute their content. At some point designers have to incorporate a form for contact information or something. And that’s it, right? Nope.
There are several additional objects that you can add to your website. This article will discuss one of the most common and show you how, when and why to use it. Originally Animations FLASH Shockwave only a product of trying to improve the quality of moving images, FLASH today is one of the most popular and innovative additions to the website. FLASH allows not only improve the animations, it also allows adding video, audio and even allows you to generate different responses according to what the browser does or select. FLASH is in itself a design environment for developers, contains own language (COMOCA as ActionScript). If you as a designer is interested in going beyond the web design or are a developer who wants to make their code resident on the client, FLASH is a tool that should be on your personal learning plan … and should consider acquiring the appropriate license … Do not use flash just because “it looks good, use it when: – planning to make an interactive animation to the user – want to present several short content in ‘layers’ within the same space – Want to make a banner with potential to fill a form – has a picture or graphic to show in HD now going to explain the label.