The Flash-based page requires a transition to the supported solution today. Before changing it is worth distinguishing text available in HTML documents from information hidden in animation and keep useful addresses.
Do not plan to further promote unsupported technology
Previous offers of Flash positioning were created in a different browser environment. Flash Player ended support, therefore the modern plan should be about recreating useful content in the current technology. The context of the change is described in the material about Ending Flash support.
This does not mean to automatically throw away the entire content of the website. It may remain valuable addresses, texts, graphics and links that are worth arranging before the reconstruction.
Check the layer surrounding the animation
The old service may contain HTML documents with titles, descriptions and links, even if the main presentation was made in Flash. You have to check which information was available regardless of animation, and which existed only inside the media file.
- Save the addresses of the documents and their actual subject.
- Read available headers and text content.
- Separate current data from the archived offer.
- Check references to files and old sections.
The title of the page itself does not replace its content. If the document was just an animation container, the new version needs a normal explanation of the subject.
Assign retrieved information to appropriate locations
Prepare a list of services, executions and materials for reproduction. Each new text should correspond to the purpose of the existing address or agreed migration map. Do not include all the information retrieved in one random home page description.
Verify new version without special effects
Open important subpages and see if you can read the offer, go to the related content and contact the company without starting animation. Visual effects may complement the message, but should not re-close information in an unavailable presentation. how to plan migration of the former Flash pageThe aim is to preserve the importance of materials while restoring normal use of the site.
