| cl | | | | bells and whistles than . . . but I digress. |
| I show you the steps you go through to create a Flash | | | | Flash has been around for a long time. In comparison, |
| site. And like anything else you build, there is a process. | | | | HTML is almost ancient. Flash has gone through a |
| Whether youâre creating a Flash site for your | | | | rapid growth and development spurt since Flash 4. |
| sonâs baseball team or for your boss | | | | HTML is now in version 4.0 and wonât be |
| â who plopped an unopened box on your | | | | developed anymore. In fact, HTML 4.0 has been |
| desk that says âFlash Professional 8â | | | | around since 1998, which is practically the Jurassic age |
| and said, âBuild me a Flash siteâ | | | | in regards to computers and Internet technology. |
| â if you donât approach the process | | | | Savvy designers have come up with all kinds of |
| logically, youâre destined to have more than | | | | imaginative coding and workarounds to create some |
| your share of headaches. Like the self-help gurus | | | | really cool Web sites with HTML. HTML designers use |
| say,â If you fail to plan, and you plan to | | | | JavaScript to add interactivity to their designs. They |
| fail.â | | | | write complex code to embed video and audio in their |
| Flash vs. HTML | | | | designs, and they use form elements to create |
| To Flash or not to Flash, that is the question. Whether | | | | interactive forms to gather information, to create virtual |
| âtis nobler to create a ho-hum HTML Web | | | | shopping carts, and so on. |
| site or to up the ante with a Flash design with more | | | | |