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Web site designers tend to avoid like the plague anything resembling programming code. Web site developers, on the other hand, like the cold, hard logic of code with names like JavaScript, PERL, and CGI. When Web site designers use FLASH TUTOR : [tip]How to make file smaller” href=”http://www.yogyaflash.com/flash-tutor-tiphow-to-make-file-smaller.html”>Flash as a tool for animation, they also have a tendency to shy away from Flash’s programming language, ActionScript, using only the most basic actions to add minimum interactivity to their designs. Designers using Flash tend to populate their designs with pretty graphics, a text effect or two, and tweened animations. However, by not stretching the ActionScript envelope, many designers are missing the gusto and impact that can be part of a Flash Web design.
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