Thread: iPad Why Flash Is Fundamentally Flawed On Touchscreen Devices
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Old 03-02-2010, 05:02 PM   #93
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Originally Posted by nekokami View Post
kacir did a good job covering this.

In my case, it's simple: Flash navigation is not usually ADA-compliant. (I work for a public university, where this is critical.) Also, see Jakob Nielsen (my favorite usability guru) on Flash usability:

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Flash 10 made some progress, and now works with screen reader technologies like JAWS, supports keyboard navigation, captioning etc. Of course the Flash author has to know how to design and test for accessibility.

Adobe Flash CS4 Professional accessibility overview
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