Hi, I’m looking to see if anyone knows the developer or software that was used to create this website. I’m not very good at PC and I was hoping if someone could work it out so I could make a website like it. Thanks. The website is: [url]http://www.strandtown.co.uk/[/url]
@noreplaceMay 24.2013 — #They used FLASH to build that website. In fact, as far as I know flash isn't compatible with mobile devices. You can try it yourself, try to visit the website on your mobile device and see the result.
If you feel your heart is into it, you can go for it. However, these days most of organizations try to go responsive with their website. I definitely not recommend to use flash, their are programming languages out there that can give you a better result.
@AcerliteauthorMay 24.2013 — #They used FLASH to build that website. In fact, as far as I know flash isn't compatible with mobile devices. You can try it yourself, try to visit the website on your mobile device and see the result.
If you feel your heart is into it, you can go for it. However, these days most of organizations try to go responsive with their website. I definitely not recommend to use flash, their are programming languages out there that can give you a better result.[/QUOTE]
I don't really mind about flash being on the website but do you know or do you know a website that I can find out the developer for the website e.g. yola moonfruit.
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Hi, I'm looking to see if anyone knows the developer or software that was used to create this website. I'm not very good at PC and I was hoping if someone could work it out so I could make a website like it. Thanks.
@AcerliteauthorMay 27.2013 — #I just want to know what the software or developer was which created this website e.g. Moonfruit, Webs, Yola and so on. If you can't work this out by looking at the website then is there another website which will tell me the developer or software which was used? I see that the only put the latest news down from whatever developer they used and made the flash somewhere else. It would be great if you knew how they made the flash as well but right now i'm just looking for the developer, host or software (whatever you want to call it). Thanks, Acerlite
@NogDogMay 28.2013 — #Have you tried contacting the web site[s] that interests you?
Unless there is something in the HTML source code being sent to the browser saying "This was made Super WebDev using FuBar software", there's no way to tell from the output what was used on the server side to generate that output.
@jonadabJun 25.2013 — #Before you start trying to create a website like that, you might want to check out what that website looks like on a variety of different viewing platforms. Among other things:
* Try looking at it on something with a screen or window
width less than about 1212 pixels (or, worse, less than 740).
* For that matter, just try resizing the browser window and
watch it completely fail to scale at all. (You do know that
different people have different screen sizes and such, yes?)
* Try looking at it on something that does not have the Flash
plugin installed (or does not have Flash *available*; those
devices account for about 10% of the traffic to our site,
as of last month) or with security add-ons like NoScript.
If you look at the site under various conditions like that and still think you want to do something like it, nothing I can say will change your mind, so...
With all that said, the actual webpage is pretty trivial, but I suspect the part you are enamored with is probably the plugin content, which appears to have been created using Macromedia Flash (if it's old, or if the person who did it has not upgraded), or Adobe Flash (if more recent).