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Flash Websites: Legacy Item
Flash was a promising medium which had the ability to blow away your visitors with fast animation, hi-def sound, and a modern, heightened interactivity for your users. It was ultimately abandoned because of mobile compatibility issues and the inability to use flash objects and acquire search engine visibility. Because of the templates, Flash was easy to modify but cumbersome to maintain. It had once become a more widely accepted format, but now it’s not as relevant. The most popular platforms are CMS, which allow users to login and manage content easily.
Legacy Flash Website Design is available.
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