Just recently I played around with Adobe’s Flash Catalyst, Beta 2 release. Adobe touts this as a “professional interaction design tool” for creating interactive content in Flash without writing code. I thought I’d take a peek at the product, and take it out for a test spin. While I was pleasantly surprised by the conceptualization, it left me wanting more.
This was the task at hand. I wanted to create an un-obtrusive contact form for sending an e-mail on a client’s website. I didn’t want to use the standard html mailto: tag, because, we have all heard about the spam e-mail farmers.
Ok, here’s the scoop. I’m still in the development phase of my blog, trying out different things, and styling it to look how I want it to look. In going through the nuts and bolts of my WordPress blog, I’m finding it very easy to use and manipulate. So that I might include a tutorial on setting up WordPress the way I’d like it to look, the following are descriptions of the files and basically what they do.
