1. What is Flash?
Flash is a technology for creating interactive websites in the film convention
multimedia. It was created in 1990 by Macromedia, since then it has undergone a lot of modifications and has been purchased by Adobe. The modification aimed at adapting the program to the ever-changing software solutions, making the system a convenient environment for both people who produce animated films (making animations) and programmers working on creating visually attractive Flash pages (web pages).
2. What makes Flash possible?
Creating Flash pages differs from traditional HTML code. The main advantage of flash pages is the possibility of animation of their content, i.e. the visual attractiveness of graphic composition (allows the introduction of graphic elements into motion with minimal use of hard disk resources).
5. Can Flash pages be viewed in any browser?
Yes, each browser supports flash animation display.
4. Can you connect flash pages to html, php, etc.?
Yes, flash technology has been adapted to connect with html and php, which allows you to add elements such as comments, guest books, visit counters, forms, etc. to the flash page.
3. What is the format of flash-page files?
The complete flash page and its template consist of a minimum of three files: *.html. *.swf *.js. The first one is the file in which the item is embedded, the second one is the appropriate flash file and the third JavaScript script responsible for displaying animation correctly in most global search engines.
6. How do I get to know the flash page?
A page using flisch elements or completely created in this techology can be found out by animated graphic items (moving graphics.
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