folks, this is a wake up call.
yes, larger agencies with an in-house internet dev dept. will be in the
know.
but for the rest of the world..when the word on the street is : flash =
stay away.
that hits my bottom line.
i need to counter. fast.
adobe i hope your going to pack some punches.
-a
On 2/3/2010 2:09 PM, Christian Pugliese wrote:
sorry to say, but not a respectable agency in that case, not even
aware of what's really going on.
On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 14:55, artur <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
from my client ( an established design agency in NYC ):
artur,
I've been doing a lot of research and polling of colleagues.
*Here's my takeaway:*
- no one knows what's going on
- flash developers I've spoken to all are saying it's no big deal,
proceed with flash
- all designers are making an abrupt shift away from flash, steering
their clients as a result
- clients are questioning flash even without prompting
- media has called for the death of it
I think the answer is that Flash will need to change ASAP, or else I
can't recommend it without looking like an ignoramus to clients.
That sucks, because I love Flash, but it's not where the momentum is
moving.
People still look at it as non SEO friendly.
they now want to do all future sites in html/css/jquery - powered
by WPress or Joomla/Drupal.
any articles , facts, that i can point them to that may change
their minds?
thanks
artur
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