Interactive Flash?

[dannerspan]

Just wondering how often you guys utilize flash in your web design, if at all?

[armadillo]

I try to avoid relying on it too much. If a client has specific needs, then I'll go for it. It's just that Flash is pretty tricky for different browsers and different users. One works for one might not work for another.

[techhead]

I try to avoid relying on it too much. If a client has specific needs, then I'll go for it. It's just that Flash is pretty tricky for different browsers and different users. One works for one might not work for another.

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Depends actually on the demographic of your target market. If your visitors can likely afford a decent computer and educational background, they're most likely to be able to handle flash.

[rachel404]

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Depends actually on the demographic of your target market. If your visitors can likely afford a decent computer and educational background, they're most likely to be able to handle flash.

Good point. If you have a website that sells high-end cars (Ferraris, Jaguars, etc.), it'd be safe to assume that your target visitors are people who have access to more than decent computer gear. If you were a site catering to college students you have to consider that they might be surfing from obsolete college workstations.