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lose the Flash
flash-based site is slow and too resource intensive compared to an HTML site
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Inappropriate?Yeah I totally agree!! I would love a kinda Daytum vs Google analytics mashup for Nikeplus. A nice clean AJAX type site. I would even pay and be a Pro User for this kinda of integration. Let me choose what and how to display data. If I want to compare and track my last 5 10k's then great, click click and I can see the info. Have widgets etc. Of course have some default level views not scare people etc.
But flash is really slow and clunky for this kind of application. It is amazing you've done such a great job so far but in this day and age you should be moving away from a purely flash site surely...
I’m not satisfied with the performance.
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Inappropriate?Agreed! Flash on this site is SO ANNOYING!1 Comment
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Nike needs to LOSE FLASH altogether.. When the Nike site comes to a spinning halt on a brand new top of the line MacBook Pro, and the Flash animations drain the battery 50% faster than on a non Flash site, there is something definitely wrong..
No wonder Apple have banned Flash from it's mobile devices.. It's a buggy, inneficient, processor hogging, battery draining, dying technology.
First Apple, and now Google and Vimeo have moved away from Flash, and for very good reason.
HTML5.0 and h.264 are the much better open web standard solutions.
