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Can FluidHTML Make Flash Popular Again?

Ariel Schwartz — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:00:02 -0400

HTML, XML, and...FHTML? If the developers of FluidHTML, launched at TechCrunch50 yesterday, have their way, FHTML will be the next big markup language. In a nutshell, the server-side language allows programmers to create Flash-like applications in a format that makes sense to any skilled HTML user.

A Busy Professional's Plea: Please Use Flash Sparingly...

Karrie Sullivan — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 21:51:29 -0500

Flash websites make the busy professional's mobile experience with your company unmanageable. Who cares? You do if your brand appeals to busy professionals like me who can't survive without our mobile phones...

Flash is pretty but it's not useful if it kills your customer experience.

Better Headers - Examing Proper Semantic Markup

Jeffrey Olchovy — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 11:26:54 -0400

Since I inundate myself with code on a dailly basis - be it procedural or declarative - it is quite alarming when I realize that many Web designers and developers are still using simple HyperText in error.

One of the prime mistakes I see rather often is the misuse of the hierarchical header tags. These header elements are referenced by the h1 through h6 tags and have the ability to separate your pages content into contextually relevant chunks thereby also giveing your code more linguistic meaning.