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Old 02-22-2010, 08:01 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
Because it doesn't function well. You should never have to install a plugin to be able to navigate the menus of a website. All websites should be tested with box standard web browsers and as such, they don't come with flash and thus, web sites that use flash for important things like menus won't work.
This is correct. I work in this field. We would not use flash for menus, even if we did use flash elsewhere in the site, unless we absolutely had to, or the client required it. They can be very very shiny, but for menus themselves...it would be unwise.

Of course, it depends greatly on your intended audience. If your website contains flash games exclusively, it won't make any difference. The user would not have come to the website otherwise.

If your website is, on the other hand, for contact centers, then no, you wouldn't consider it. And yes, you would support IE6 until hell freezes over.
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