Re: Test for Security Settings
- From: David Given <dg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 01 Sep 2005 16:42:02 GMT
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jen_designs@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> The front page is not an intro page. It is a page that will take the
> user to two different sections of the company.
So if it has actual content, it should be HTML, not flash.
By using flash you're restricting your readership to: (1) people with flash
intalled; (2) people with browsers that support flash; (3) people with
browsers that support graphics; and (4) people who can read.
(Not to mention (5), people who won't get so irritated by the pointless
flash intro page that they'll give up and go elsewhere.)
If it's a corporate website, then (4) may hit you quite hard --- doesn't the
ADA decree that websites should be accessible to the blind?
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