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Re: Flash and search engines? From David A on 19 April '00 replying to Re: Flash and search engines? posted by Jannice >>My company is having our website completely redesigned, and the guy >>who's doing it has designed it entirely as a flash movie. I'm >>wondering how the search engines will view it. It looks really cool, >>but loads really slowly, and there's no visible text. Would a >>hybrid page of flash and html work better? >> >>Is flash the wave of the future, or another monstrosity like frames? >> >>You can look at a prototype of the site at >>http://www.virtuedesigns.com/xltrans/comp19.html >> >>Keep in mind that this site is not yet finished. Also, I've found >>that clicking on any of the links tends to crash your browser. > > > >Very beautiful and creative. I think that search engines will not like it, as it is missing many of the elements they look for.

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>>>My company is having our website completely redesigned, and the guy >>>who's doing it has designed it entirely as a flash movie. I'm >>>wondering how the search engines will view it. It looks really cool, >>>but loads really slowly, and there's no visible text. Would a >>>hybrid page of flash and html work better? >>> >>>Is flash the wave of the future, or another monstrosity like frames? >>> >>>You can look at a prototype of the site at >>>http://www.virtuedesigns.com/xltrans/comp19.html >>> >>>Keep in mind that this site is not yet finished. Also, I've found >>>that clicking on any of the links tends to crash your browser. >> >> >> >>Very beautiful and creative. > >I think that search engines will not like it, as it is missing many of the elements they look for.