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Lots of people seem to be totally against Flash but there's really no alternative for commercial-grade motion graphics on the web. Having tried to create replic
by betageek 16y ago
Lots of people seem to be totally against Flash but there's really no alternative for commercial-grade motion graphics on the web. Having tried to create replicas of some pretty basic work in 'standards' based html/css/javascript (using -webkit proprietary extensions) it's definitely possible but involves 4-10x the effort of flash, mainly due to the lack of tooling. Most of the impressive HTML5 demos are generative/procedural which has a good fit, but trying to hand craft animations and motion in code is painful.
Along with the suggested 'photoshop of css/html' we need the Flash IDE of html/css