Flash is great – it provides animation, and it allows users to interact with your information visually. This means that, for example, if you are presenting your company history in a timeline, your user can click on dates, scroll the timeline, see neatly zooming pop-ups with info and so on. Without Flash, this info would […]

You see it all over: A really neat virtual book or magazine where you can simply click & drag to page through. It’s one of the best pieces of interaction on the web, mainly because it effectively re-creates a real-world experience – no plugins or experience needed. We cover how to set it up, and discuss issues and solutions.

If a business has a number of branches or stores around the country, we’ll often think of using Flash to show the spread of those stores and to link to store details. Now Flash can be good, but it can also irritate website visitors no end, so it’s a good idea to give a quick a run-down of the thinking that goes into using Flash to show store locations.