Basically, once a page has loaded, anything that's still moving on the screen is animation. There are a variety of uses for animation ranging from simple animations that might be intended to "liven-up" a page through to more complex and lengthy animations that could be used to provide a product demonstration.

Having a professional looking flash animated website (example) will instantly let your customers know that you mean serious business. But is it a choice for all of us? Some people don’t like using interactive interfaces their not used to, for example loading screens, objects flying across the screen and even music. If your target audience isn’t under 35 years old, chances are they’ll hate the idea. The younger your audience, the more likely they will be impressed by what they'll see and what they can interact with.

Over my years working with Animation I’ve done a lot more than just make flash websites. I originally got into making websites after my love developed in Animation. Ever since I was a young child all I've wanted to do is make animated stories come to life.

I started learning how to make websites 6 years ago to help benefit my Animation skills, but as you may know there's not much market for animation over web development.

To the left are a selection of different productions I’ve developed for commercial use. Such as Briefing Videos, Flip Books & Flash Games.