Lately, Flash animations have become embedded in the HTML of standard Web pages. Perhaps it is a scrolling line of graphics, or a brief animation that flies in from the side of our computer screen. Some sites have embraced moving text and dancing images with a vengeance, dispensing with plain HTML entirely, and building everything in Flash. The purpose of Flash is to draw people into Web sites. By its very nature, it is an interactive tool.
Flash incorporates multimedia components such as movement, video and audio clips.
This can be especially attractive to law firms that wish to court high-tech organizations. Brief animated presentations of your firm's track record, client list or services can provide visitors with an engaging alternate approach to scrolling through text pages. Internal Flash-enabled educational modules can offer new associates a quick desktop tour of your firm's policies and procedures. Process or methodology diagrams are good candidates for Flash animations. They bring static images to life and help to guide users through a specific sequence.