Re: FLASH: General consensus

[mark carolin]

I would prefer the popup window scenario.  I like haveing many windows 

especially if it is a daily reference that needs individual parts 

bookmarked.  However, I am not really a fan of frames, so my response is 

biased.


Mark



>I am after a general feeling of what is the best route to take concerning

>pop up windows and flash based sites.

>

>I am designing a site which has a mix of html and flash, each section of 

>the

>site has an intro animation and dropdown menu system in flash which in turn

>call html pages.

>

>Given bookmarking problems etc. is it best to have popup windows for the

>html content or to design a frameset for the html files to be called into?

>

>Basically would you as a user get bored of constant pop up windows or

>frustrated that you could not bookmark individual pages which you would 

>need

>to access on a daily basis as this is a daily reference tool.

>

>Any thoughts much appreciated.

>

>Regards

>

>Phil Ward

>Crescent Graphics

>

>

phil-wcrescent-graphics [dot] co [dot] uk

>www.crescent-graphics.co.uk

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