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We have recently launched our company’s spanking new Flash website.
You can also create your own Mobile Video Blogging widget!
I’ve created my mobile video blog here (you can see the link at the top of my blog), using the free widget from the DDX Website.
What is a Mobile Video Blog Widget?
It’s a Flash Component that you can put on any web page.When you create the widget a unique email is generated for you and you can send videos with your mobile phone to that email. The server will automatically convert the videos to FLV and publish them on your server. It’s pretty cool! Give it a try here: http://www.ddx.com.au/#/widgets/mobile-video-blog/
December 3rd, 2007
At DDX, we built the Davenport Underwear website. The design was done by Damien Aistrope.
The whole site was built fairly quick using the flash CMS and it has all the usability you could possibly get for a Flash Website. It’s built using solid OOP architecture, and though we see it more as an RIA (because the way it’s built) it still has to have a “page based” framework.
Features include: Fully Flash website, SEO indexable, Deep linking functionality and Content Managed. There’s also a mini Flash Game (pie throwing) in the fool about section.
Please let me know what you think.
August 26th, 2007
SimpsonizeMe has much more options than the simspons movie website. You can upload a photo of yourself (has to be 640×480) and it will “automagically” simpsonize you. It has a lot of hairstyles.
The flash app has a lot of usability issues, to mention a few:
- When you click on the “your character” button all other buttons get disabled, and if you didn’t save the character you have to start all over again.
- It is very difficult to select the colour red.
- View area for body types is too small
Overall it works out quite well. It exports as PNG with transparent background, which I thought is amazing.
Found on Delicate Genius Blog via Jeffa
August 17th, 2007
Today the mambo website went live! We’ve been working on it for some time, and it turned out just great. You can also view it on your mobile phone!
We’ve used AMFPHP for the backend and Flash 8 for the nice small filter effects. It has deep linking as well as back/forward browser button integration. The whole site content is managed by mambo using our own Flash CMS admin interface.
I hope you like the site.
March 10th, 2007
If you head to news.com.au you will see they are showing the news with a Microsoft Windows Vista widget. This widget is done with Flash!
Clicking on find out more, takes you to the windows vista homepage.
Here is a screen-shot of the flash application on the news homepage:
January 30th, 2007
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