To build a flash site you first have to break down into pieces a regular site. A. Interface, Navigation Menu, Any way you want to call it -> buttons that take you from place to place...
With knowledge of a few design techniques and accessibility features in Macromedia Flash Basic 8 and Macromedia Flash Professional 8, you can create Flash content that is accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.
This lesson demonstrates how to create an accessible document, designed for use with screen readers (which read web content aloud for visually impaired users) and other assistive technologies.
Macromedia Flash Basic 8 or Macromedia Flash Professional 8 can seem like a very complex programs to learn. One reason for this seeming complexity is that you can use it for so many different things, such as cartoon animations, media players, and sophisticated software. This tutorial is suitable for you if you're opening Flash 8 for the first time. This tutorial shows you some of the fundamental aspects of the program, and how to get started using them to build a real project. You don't need to know anything about Flash or animation to complete this tutorial; in fact, you'll discover how easy it is to start using Flash 8 to add elements to your web pages
First of all, Hello everyone. As I mentioned in the title this is a STEP BY STEP tutorial ( it was written especially for the "total noobs" to Flash, but even advanced flashers can learn some useful tricks ) so if you consider yourself a lazy person don't bather clicking on the link ( the amount of text might just scare you, but believe me, it's worth reading ). I wish you all luck and hopefully this tutorial will help some of you out there. Thanks, BiRO.
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