RE: [WSG] Flash Intros in General (was Looking for feedback on new AP)

2004-05-11 Thread John McDougald
I think you are missing the point to my original request. Thank you to
all who have replied. I understand now that this is not the appropriate
forum for this discussion.

I requested for you to review my AP (Award Program) not my entire
site. I'm currently working on a new site design that is much lighter
with less java that will comply with the W3C and WAI standards.

Sorry for any inconvenience I may have caused.

BTW - the splash page stays! :)

John McDougald

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on new AP)
 
 I personally try not to use splash pages  and am not a personal
fan of
 flash intros  splash pages though can harms a sites SEO especially
if
 the splash page isnt linked to a site map or something similar.
 
 
 
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 AP)
 
 
  If one thing on a web site infuriates me, it is those Flash intros!
I
 skip
  away from them whenever I can and if there is no option to skip the
intro,
  then I end up closing the site and going somewhere else.  My time is
too
  valuable to sit there and wait for these things to play.  They serve
no
  worthwhile purpose to the viewer. (IMHO)
 
  At 08:33 AM 5/11/2004, Chatham, Will wrote:
  Is the splash screen really needed?  Seems it just introduces one
extra
  step to getting inside the site, which in today's world, could be
one too
  many.  Personally, I would rethink having 'requirements' on the
splash
  screen as well.  One benefit of using web standards is to do away
with
  requirements.
 
 
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RE: [WSG] Flash Intros in General (was Looking for feedback on new AP)

2004-05-11 Thread YoYoEtc
If one thing on a web site infuriates me, it is those Flash intros!  I skip 
away from them whenever I can and if there is no option to skip the intro, 
then I end up closing the site and going somewhere else.  My time is too 
valuable to sit there and wait for these things to play.  They serve no 
worthwhile purpose to the viewer. (IMHO)

At 08:33 AM 5/11/2004, Chatham, Will wrote:
Is the splash screen really needed?  Seems it just introduces one extra
step to getting inside the site, which in today's world, could be one too
many.  Personally, I would rethink having 'requirements' on the splash
screen as well.  One benefit of using web standards is to do away with
requirements.


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Tina
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