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There are literally millions of experiences out there that can't be done with HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. if you want proof, go to theFWA.com and have a look aro
by lftl 16y ago
There are literally millions of experiences out there that can't be done with HTML5, CSS and JavaScript. if you want proof, go to theFWA.com and have a look around.
I don't disagree with your general premise about flash offering more robust design control, and it's possible I didn't look around enough on the site, but I didn't see anything on thefwa.com that you couldn't handle with a HTML5, CSS, and JS (heck, I didn't even see much that you couldn't do without HTML5). Was there anything specific about that site you were thinking requires flash?
EDIT: Ah... I think I get your point, I assume you weren't referring to thefwa.com itself, but the sites linked from there.
- ThomPete 16y agoYes the sites that it is referring to is what I am talking about. You will be hard pressed to do anything like most of them in HTML5. Or what about http://www.audiotool.com/ http://www.audiotool.com/
- jiaaro 16y agoI would argue that dropping in gordon for a site like theFWA.com would easily solve the problem... seeing how everything they're donig with flash can easily be done with plain javascript