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|a Introducing Flash Usability -- Flash: Then, Now, Later -- Setting up Your Flash Environment -- The Usability Solutions -- A Basic Selection System -- Navigation Menus -- Content Loading -- Inventory Views and Selection Devices -- Data Filtering -- Forms -- State Management and Storage -- Help Tips -- Browser History -- Liquid Layouts -- Embedding Flash -- Putting The Pieces Together -- Planning for Usability -- The Usable Bookstore.
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|a Flash Application Design Solutions shows you how to harness the power of ActionScript 2.0 and make the most of the improved design tools of Flash 8 to create usable, intuitive Flash interfaces. In this book, you’ll find a number of concrete Flash usability solutions that use elements such as navigation menus, data filtering, forms, content loaders, Flash liquid layouts, help tips, and many other features. You’ll learn how each of these solutions actually improves on what is possible with HTML and JavaScript. In each case, you’ll see how users interact with the website feature, and how it gives users the most intuitive, enjoyable experience possible while using your application. You’ll get a step-by-step analysis of how to program and build each solution, and how to make it scalable, maintainable, and reusable. The book concludes with a case study that showcases the solutions developed in the previous chapters, all working together in a single application. This example puts all the pieces together and highlights just how, with some thought and consideration, Flash can improve usability on the Web. This book is essential reading for all Flash designers and developers, from beginners seeking valid solutions to veteran Flashers looking for a fresh perspective on application design, interaction, and reusability.
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