Flash MX tools gear up Web design Written by David Becker, Contributor on March 4, 2002 For most Web surfers, Flash is the blinking, animated frosting on Web sites.

Eric Jordan designs the Web's most innovative sites while holed up in his Orange County studio. What's next for the 29-year-old visionary? More sleepless nights imagining the future of technology.

Creative web design in the ‘00s was dominated by websites made with Flash. Sites such as tokyoplastic, Who’s We Studios, Get The Glass, and We Choose the Moon set pulses racing across the ...

The Coriolis Group has released a new book, “Integrating Flash, Fireworks, and FreeHand f/x and Design: Solutions for Web Design Workflow,” by Joyce J. Evans. The US$49.95 book (ISBN ...

The labs project lets designers use a timeline to set how elements move around a Web page, fade in and out, and transform in shape. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote ...

Before 1996, the web was a static, dull place. But the accidental creation of Flash turned it into a cacophony of noise, colour, and controversy, presaging the modern web ...

Adobe filed the suit in August 2000, alleging that the user interface of Macromedia's Flash Web animation tool infringes on Adobe's patent for "tabbed palettes," a feature that allows users of ...

Live attacks will be performed against some of the top Web sites at next week's security conference to demonstrate their vulnerabilities At next week’s Black Hat Conference in Washington, D.C ...

Porn may or may not account for as much of the web's traffic as its reputation suggests. But when a big porn site kills off Flash, you know the end is near.

Adobe Flash, the web application behind a host of bright animation and games in the ‘90s and the aughts, finally officially kicks the bucket in 2021.