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Hi, recently i found some amazing flash site's
http://www.unouplus.com/

Does anybody has a good e-book or tutorial, so i can learn design site's like that. I already know how to work with flash(basics).

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posted two striking examples of Flash-driven sites. Reproducing that level of polish combines strong visual design (timing, composition, typography) with solid interactive engineering (clear separation of assets and code, event-driven structure). Important context: Adobe ended Flash Player support on December 31, 2020 and modern browsers no longer run SWF content; for new work the practical route is HTML5 Canvas/WebGL or authoring tools that export to HTML5. See Adobe's official notice: Adobe Flash Player end-of-life.

A concise, modern learning path (builds on the general advice from and but is targeted and actionable):

  • Learn visual motion fundamentals first: easing, timing, staging, and typography.
  • Master the authoring tool workflow (Adobe Animate for current projects) and how to structure symbols, timelines, and libraries. See Adobe Animate.
  • For legacy SWFs study ActionScript 3.0 and component-based design; for HTML5 projects learn Canvas/JS animation patterns and frameworks such as CreateJS or GreenSock (GSAP).
  • Performance and workflow tips: use sprite sheets/atlases, cache bitmaps, minimize per-frame display-list changes, avoid heavy filters, compress media, and profile early.
  • For maintaining old content, consider emulation or conversion tools rather than relying on the Flash plugin.

The two short replies in this thread correctly point to many tutorials; the above condenses a focused path and modern alternatives so historic design goals can be met safely and sustainably.

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Google it, you can find many more tutorials...

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Do some research you can find many tutorials about flash.

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