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Five Reasons to Convert Flash Website to Mobile-Friendly Technologies

Being one of the main NeaVizion solutions, converting websites which use old web technologies (like Flash) to the newer mobile-friendly technologies is our everyday business. It is also our daily job to explain to our customers why they should not think twice about converting to HTML5, WordPress or other modern web platforms which are now required by the modern devices like smart phones, tablets, smart TVs…

We think it will be useful to make a small list and outline the main reasons why converting an old, Flash-based website to the new technologies is a must. The article is mainly intended for the visitors which are actually owners of flash websites, however this should also be informative content for any audience.

Here are the 5 main reasons for converting Flash websites to mobile-friendly technologies (the list may be updated as new reasons surface every day now):

1. Flash is not supported on smart phones and tablets!

Your website uses Flash technology which is now not supported on smart phones like iPhone, iPads, Android phones, Android tablets, Android TVs etc… This means that your website is not visible at all on these devices making your business presentation not possible on them and thus making you lose huge percent of the market to your competitors which have already updated their technologies.

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Convert Flash Website to HTML5 – compatible to iOS, iPhone, iPad and Android

How can I convert my Flash website to HTML5? How can I make it Responsive, cross-browser compatible and visible on all modern devices?

 Update: Starting on 21.04.2015 Google will use the “mobile-friendliness” of a website as its ranking signal! This means that those websites that pass the mobile-friendly requirements will be ranked higher on the search results compared to those competitors which are not yet up to the standards of the modern mobile-friendly era! Having a Flash website now puts you in an even greater danger of losing traffic and possible leads coming from the biggest search engines. Apart from that the speed of any website is also considered as high ranking factor by Google, and of course Flash websites are among the slowest website technologies today. Act now!

 

Adobe Flash not working on iPad
Is this the kind of problem you are facing today? Don’t worry, you are not alone.

Then you’re one of many people having this problem these days. As you may well know, Apple does not support Flash content on its devices for some time now, and Adobe has ceased development of Flash for mobile devices (smartphones and tablets) including the new 4.x Android powered devices. This is a real problem for many owners of Flash-enabled websites which just few years ago were proud owners of a nice and cool, animated and fancy, full of impressive effects web presentation. All of these websites are now useless as they are not visible in the tablets/smartphone market. The owners of these websites are now forced to switch to non-flash websites and pay extra money for the new website development. This must be frustrating for the website owners as it is completely unplanned and unwanted waste of time and money for them.

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Responsive Web Design – the Solution for Mobile-Friendly and Smartphone Optimized Websites

What is Responsive Web Design (RWD)?

What is Responsive Web Design? This is one the most frequent questions we are getting from our clients every single day. It is a relevant question so we decided to write this short description using simple words so everyone can understand what Responsive Web Design means and what its benefits are.

What is Responsive Web Design

There are a lot of online articles about it, but we want to speak in the normal, non-geeky language so clients that are not technically familiar with web design terminology can understand if RWD is the right solution for their website or not?

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