Flash website design is one of our main specialties. So if you’re looking for professional flash website design, you’re in the right place.
All of our custom flash website design is done in house, in San Diego. So, in other words, locally, not in some remote European country. We build to the client’s liking, and make sure it is a good fit for their company.
We have designed many flash sites over the years. First starting in the late 90′s. Flash was still in its infancy, and used as more of a simple animation tool. Nowadays you can find flash in your car stereo and even refrigerator. Although most of us are used to seeing flash in some of the greatest web sites that have ever been built. I say this because of the depth and complexity that you can create using flash. Today flash is much more than a simple animation tool. Flash developers can create very rich applications like games, stock market analysis tools, and on demand video systems.
Of course, with much capability comes some responsibility. Flash web sites must still follow usability standards. At Sketchbox Design, we strongly believe in good user control, and ease of use.
Over the years the term, full flash website design has become a popular one. Many of our sites are full flash websites. However, the recent trend with mobile accessibility and SEO considerations are pushing designers away from that.
Currently, we design our interactive flash websites in a multi-layered approach. The objective is to have the very basic information available to the search engines. Then a subset of data is served in a format flexible with Mobile web design for popular devices like the iPad. Finally, the flash website design crowns the site with a highly interactive version presented to desktop and laptop users.
This multi-tiered approach know as progressive enhancement is a great answer to the many ways we connect to the modern web.
So, if you need a flash website design pro, feel free to contact us today. We’d be happy to explain more about our process and techniques.
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