15 - Apr - 2009
Date: 15 April, 2009 | Category:
Flash website design,
News
We’ve been building Flash websites for years now. We often get the “Flash and search engine indexing problem” as a response whenever we suggest a site has to be done in Flash. To avoid the indexing problem we have been using alternative SEO methods to make our sites rank (high!) in search engines with selected keywords…and this has worked perfectly over the years.
Now it has come to our attention something that has really excited the team: Google is indexing not just static text (as it has been doing since last year) but also dynamic content. This means that we can change texts through CMS and these will be indexed by Google. Of course this doen’t work for all loaded movies (yet) but for sure it will in the following months. Google is also indexing content embedded through SWFObject which is great news too, as now fullscreen flash sites can also be indexed.
So, Google is catching up with Adobe’s Flash, but unfortunately Yahoo and Live Search aren’t doing so. We hope they do, or they will be under Google’s shadow forever.
On our previous post we said a we would launch the new site in a week but we couldn’t hold it much more! Yes, 2 days after THAT post, the site has been launched and has some nice features. We won’t get into the administration panel module because that would be too technical and geeky…but it rocks!
One of the nicest features of the website is that you can see videos of almost every website we have designed, we plan to do so for the interactive CDs etc, but we haven’t decided that yet.
The website was designed in 2 days, coded in 15 and we spent 40 days uploading content so we hope you like it. Go ahead and enjoy the awesomness of our awesome website (uh?).
We were contacted by HP (Hewlett-Packard) some weeks ago. It turns out they are looking for new design agencies to take care of some of their work for the Latin and North American market. Will they call again? Who knows. Would it be cool? Definitely.
As you can tell for our new header image we are going to launch QB Media’s new HTML site soon. It will have a much better design and some nice features which we hope our clients, visitors and friends will enjoy. It has been long since we designed the one we have now and seems longer since we last updated it! So, if everything works as it should (should I say that?) we plan to launch it next week. Stay tuned!