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[Jon Heller] Google Doesn’t Like Your Flash Intro Either: Google realizes how little benefit the pages add as well, and now offers a way to circumvent those pages. Good for them! This is a great example of a company taking an extra step to make its customers happy, while at the same time doing ...
[Sebster - SEO News And Blog] Google Does Not Like Flash Welcome Screens, Will the Google Browser?: Google also launched a major offline advertising campaign in Moscow, hoping to gain market share on Russian search leader Yandex.
[Google Mega Cash] Google Does Not Like Flash Welcome Screens, Will the Google Browser?: Philipp Lessen pointed out that Google now offers a link in the search results to skip intro on flash intro pages. Full Story Via SEOBook.com.
[Lifehack] Save Time with Google Results’ Skip Intro Feature [Timesavers]: If you've clicked through to a company's web site from a Google search only to be force-fed a minute-long Flash intro video before you get to the actual content, Google's taken a step to make your life better by adding Skip intro links .
[ScottKing.com.au] Intro Advanced Flash SEO and Usability Tutorial: Most Flash designers target their full screen flash sites to the 1024 x 728 monitor resolution, minus the browser chrome which equates to roughly 980 x 600 of actual design real estate. The problem is if a user is using a smaller resolution or has their browsers set to a smaller size window, Flash does not create scrollbars and thus clips off the parts of your website that do not fit on the available screen size.
[Pass Over Site] Google Adds “Skip Intro” to Search Results: When checking out the specs on the Voodoo Envy 133 earlier, we were pretty annoyed by the Flash intro to the revamped VoodooPC site. That’s precisely the reason for a feature such as this.
[Google Blogoscoped] Google Result Offers You to "Skip Intro": Well, that’s why many Flash apps have the infamous “Skip Intro” button included, and now*, Google does too. In a search for eg yuasa france, the top result - yuasa.fr - is listed as normal.
[Flash in Your Face] Skip Intro: Well, I’ve never been a fan of long, drawn out Flash intros, and I guess no one else is either. Life Hacker just did a blip on how Google is now offering a feature that allows people to skip intros.
[WebProNews - Google] "Skip Intro" Button Appears In Google's Search Results: A site's flash intro may be appealing the first time you see it. The second, third, and four hundredth times, not so much.
[Ignite Partnership] Engage or get disengaged: If you’ve clicked through to a company’s web site from a Google search only to be force-fed a minute-long Flash intro video before you get to the actual content, Google’s taken a step to make your life better by adding Skip intro links .
[untoldentertainment.com] Pimp My Game - Introduction: Home to the proverbial “15 year old in his basement”, Newgrounds hosts some of the most peurile and deplorable Flash content on the Internet, a reflection of its largely adolescent userbase. The site’s claim to fame is that one of its titles, Alien Hominid, was the first ever Flash-to-game console crossover product.
[Blog of Cyber Brahma] 10 most annoying programs on your computer: But having said that, there is no forgiving truckloads of Flash movies in intro pages of web sites. They trickle like molasses in December!
[NETTUTS - Web development tutorials and links] Best of the Web - May: When you're developing with Flash, it's always good to finish it off by keeping your html container standards compliant, look out for searchability and work on usability issues. Over at CSS Tricks there's a neat article explaining the first of those three.
[loopsound's Blog] Pointers to Designing a Successful Website: Creation of a website is not as simple as it used to be, thanks to Google and its innumerable algorithm changes. flash intro site template web Surely, you want to create a website to carve an online presence.
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