The life of the website that Lisa Gimmy, a Los Angeles-based Landscape Architect, started with and the one she has today, reflects the typical progression of changes that most websites that were initially developed between 1999 and 2007 experienced over the years. Back in 2005, I was given the privilege of developing a Flash website for her, based on another designer’s layout. Then in 2011, as Flash was becoming obsolete, I managed to recreate the layout using HTML, CSS, J-Query and multiple pages. Today, I launched yet another version of her site, fully responsive and bundled with all the marketing tools that the Business Catalyst platform has to offer. 

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Yes, I was good at developing fast loading, well-design and developed Flash sites since 1999. I was so good that I won several design awards and taught the subject matter at Otis College of Art & Design. That was 16 years ago! Thanks to Steve Jobs and Apple, and the need for speed and quick-access to content, by not just the users but also search engines, Adobe has finally killed the Flash application for web-development purposes.  

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