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Interactive web sites and applications are intended to engage the user, while being visually pleasing. The most common reason people visit web sites is for information, often related to a product or service. Provided the information they seek is in fact found, and if the experience is engaging, the user spends more time there. The more time spent, the more exposure to the product or service presented therein.
Interative environments allow a user to interact with the elements on the screen to produce a desired result. Users make choices and different things happen. The one caveat to this approach is that the applications have to work. Our applications are thoroughly tested and are approved before arriving at their final destination, whether it be a training CD or live on the internet.
While the samples in this section are really just for fun, many of these environments can be used to "educate" a prospective customer about a product, service, or your organization.
Directions: Click a thumbnail to view an image depicting a screen or two from the interactive application. Click the info icon (i) for a brief description. Then, click the larger image to launch the application in a new browser window. You will need the Flash Player (Version 6, minimum) to view these. If you need it you can download it here. Enjoy!
Interactive Media
Download the Flash Player (Minimum Version 6 Flash Player required)
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