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20021108 Friday November 08, 2002

Web Standards and Flash Zeldman writes:

Your site complies with web standards 'til you embed Flash—at which point your page becomes invalid and your XHTML starts retaining water. It’s a common problem to which there has never been a solution. Soon there will be. The next issue of A List Apart will publish a technique allowing designers to embed Flash movies while adhering to W3C specs and eliminating code bloat. No, really. Watch this space.

Very cool! I've done a little flash development, but in recent years I've had a friend, James Stark (no blog), do the flash work I get. He's such an awesome animator that he could probably do the Toy Story movie in flash. He's really that good! I'll try to get some of his recent work to show you. If anyone needs Flash work done, let me know. Posted in The Web at Nov 08 2002, 06:28:13 AM MST Add a Comment

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