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13-01-2005, 11:36
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Re: Advice for designing sites with Flash?
I AGREE WITH MOST OF THE PEOPLE IN THIS THREAD THAT YOU SHOULDN'T DESIGN YOUR ENTIRE SITE IN FLASH. YOU SHOULD BE USING MAINLY HTML FOR MOST THINGS - I MEAN IF YOU DO AN ANIMATION OR SOMETHING IN FLASH THAT'S COOL, AS IS FLASH VIDEO CONTENT AND THINGS LIKE SCALABLE INMAN FLASH REPLACEMENT FOR FANCY HEADLINES, BUT I SUGGEST YOU LEARN HTML AND CSS FIRST BECAUSE AS COOL AS FLASH IS, IT CAN BE A HUGE PAIN TO BROWSE A COMPLETELY FLASH SITE. CHECK OUT W3SCHOOLS.COM FOR A LOT OF USEFUL RESOURCES ON THAT.
ALSO FIX THAT CAPS LOCK KEY |
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