Contrary to popular belief, not all Flash is evil in a good web design. Really, it more less comes down to how it is used.

There seems to be a constant back and forth between programmers, systems developers, and web designers, not to mention users and merchants, about whether or not Flash is a good thing or a bad thing. You hear arguments on both sides, and they can both be convincing.

There seems to be a constant back and forth between programmers, systems developers, and web designers, not to mention users and merchants, about whether or not Flash is a good thing or a bad thing. You hear arguments on both sides, and they can both be convincing. If you know someone in I.T. in Denver, Flash design has probably come up in conversation before. The truth is that Flash design is a very individual decision.

So what is all the fuss about? Many moons ago when Flash technology first came out and the Macromedia Flash Player arrived on the scene, there were very few machines that had the software or even the hardware to play this stuff. Flash is basically the technology behind moving pictures on a website. It is responsible for the swirling graphics you see when you open an architecture firm’s splash page and the mini movie preview or commercial you see on Yahoo! when you do a search for movies…. Source: cavejunctionnews.com