What would you say to a client who asked you for a project or website in Flash?
We asked you on Twitter, and got a bunch of amusing and creative responses back…strangely enough none of them were enthusiastic yeses š
Does Flash still have its place? Would you walk away from a client who asked for Flash or try and steer them down a different route? We’re interested in hearing your thoughts, so take a look at the tweets we received below and add your own opinion in the comments.
@HeartInternet Ah Ahh! ā Darren Jamieson (@MisterDaz) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet I read that as” if a client asked you to flash” that will teach me to speed read! Had a whole different answer in mind :-p ā Dom Vitzthum (@domvitz) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet Punch them in the face and walk away ^.^ ā Jonjoe Whitfield (@TheDigitalDinlo) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet goodbye? š ā Robert Iles (@TonksMeow) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet I would ask them why, and then brace myself…. ā Stuart Sillitoe (@57u) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet Iād say several words. They would all be short and Anglo-Saxon. ā James Ogilvie (@logicelf) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet I prefer bicarb and vinegar for the floors. Oh, wait I see what you mean… in that case ask them why they want 1990s tech. ā Jon ‘Jim’ll’ Knight (@GreenJimll) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet ok, but you’re not gonna like it! ā Andrew Palmer (@arniepalmer) November 4, 2013
@HeartInternet Iād ask if they were a history teacher looking for course material. ā Liam Rickerby (@LiamRickerby) November 4, 2013
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