#23955
Il est devenu de bon ton de parler de contenus 'dynamiques'. Que veut-on dire par là au juste? En fait, la notion de 'contenus dynamiques' peut couvrir plusieurs acceptions.
Redaction (2004). Articles>Multimedia>Web Design
#23954
Basé quasiment exclusivement sur le texte à ses débuts, Internet est devenu aujourd'hui un moyen d'expression multimédia, permettant d'intégrer tout autant des textes que des images, des vidéos, des sons , des animations, des programmes interactifs, etc. Ecrire pour Internet, c'est donc exploiter plusieurs supports d'expression.
Redaction (2004). Articles>Multimedia>Web Design>Writing
#25550
If Flash is indeed a cancer on the Web, how come so many artists (and viewers) adore it? The much-maligned multimedia plug-in bites back, with help from Flash artist Peter Balogh.
Balogh, Peter. List Apart, A (2000). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>Flash
#33676
Why Text Remains King of the Web
I am starting to believe that despite all the hype around online video, text remains King of the Web. Why text? There are at least five reasons.
Micro Persuasion (2009). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>Writing
#34673
The 'video' element is brand new in HTML 5 and allows you to, get this, play a movie in your website! The data of this element is supposed to be video but it might also have audio or images associated with it. Of course, this will only work in a few browsers: Safari 3.1+, Firefox 3.5+, and latest builds of Opera (oh, and potentially the next release of Chrome).
HTML 5 Doctor (2009). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>HTML5
#35084
Twitter for the Social Media Fledgling
New media should be accessible to everyone, not just marketing, public relations and web professionals. Here, I aim to help all people navigate the new media landscape.
Devlin, Emma L. New Media For Everyone (2009). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>Social Networking
#35262
New Media, Networking and Phatic Culture 
This article will demonstrate how the notion of ‘phatic communion’ has become an increasingly significant part of digital media culture alongside the rise of online networking practices. Through a consideration of the new media objects of blogs, social networking profiles and microblogs, along with their associated practices, I will argue, that the social contexts of ‘individualization’ and ‘network sociality’, alongside the technological developments associated with pervasive communication and ‘connected presence’ has led to an online media culture increasingly dominated by phatic communications. That is, communications which have purely social (networking) and not informational or dialogic intents. I conclude with a discussion of the potential nihilistic consequences of such a culture.
Miller, Vincent. Convergence (2009). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>Social Networking
#35568
Ten Common Mistakes When Building AIR Applications
Adobe AIR has grown immensely popular over the past months. With its popularity, many new applications have been released. During this period, the following 10 issues have been the mistakes I have seen most often among developers. Hopefully, this list can help you avoid the same mistakes when building your next AIR application.
Tucker, David. Adobe Captivate Blog (2009). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>Flash
#35569
Best Practices: Six AIR Features that May Annoy Your Users
I get to see and play with a lot of really cool AIR applications (even when they’re still being developed). Every now and then I come across an app that totally ignores any best practices or usability rules. AIR provides developers with a lot of features that could potentially annoy users if not used wisely. I thought it was a good idea to write this article. I’m not saying you shouldn’t use these features, I just want you to think about them before you add them to your application.
Jespers, Serge. Web Kitchen (2008). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>Flash
#35766
Recently I looked at how Adobe is reworking Flash in preparation for the coming battle with Microsoft over the Rich Internet Application (RIA) space and, with it, the likely future of computer-based design. In this article we finally get to see just what forces Microsoft has assembled – and its three staged launches at the MIX 07 conference in Las Vegas effectively amounted to a declaration of all-out war.
Arah, Tom. Designer Info (2007). Articles>Web Design>Multimedia>Silverlight
