RE: FLASH: FLASH 99% BAD

[Bradshaw, Brian]

k10k is nicer to look at. But I have to point out, it took a very long time

to appear on my screen than the other site. The cool design is not the only

element of a web site.


-----Original Message-----

From: David Gee [

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Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 11:50 AM

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Subject: Re: FLASH: FLASH 99% BAD



1) Take a look at his website for an example of cutting-edge, beautiful

design: http://useit.com


2) This from www.k10k.net:


Jakob Nielson {useit.com} 02 hours old

I changed my mind, I love Flash now. Its just that I had this condition that

made my brain get stuck in 1995 all these years. But I am getting better!

I currently now working closely with John Maeda on a project called "Phallic

SWF2000" - it is all about navigating a fully animated 3D space by throwing

red dots around; as they bounce back at you of furiously fast animated

floating shapes, you catch them and sort them by color and movement, and you

go on to the next "installment". This navigation might sound very difficult

to work out, but believe me, it is easy as pie. Don't hate me. I've changed

my ways.


I think he's being sarcastic.


david



----- Original Message -----

From: "YouNet" <

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Sent: Monday, October 30, 2000 11:42 AM

Subject: Re: FLASH: FLASH 99% BAD



> He's the infamous "simplicity is the only way to be user-friendly"

prophet.

> Or so he thinks.  He's been very outspoken on his thoughts of any new

> technology that comes out, and this is just my opinion, but, I think he

> can't keep up so he's trying to make the world come back for him.  As

stated

> before, he's still quoting things from 1995, which, with almost any topic

in

> technology, would have to be totally outdated. Just my opinion on the guy,

> seems a little whacked to me :-)



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