jasonkenison
theWebGuy

new stuff:

	SUPER Systems SUPER Systems is a school superintendent evaulation tool.
	ShopMapel.com An e-commerce site for the Leavenworth based clothing store.
	DJMarkFields.com A promotional website for NYC area DJ/Event Planner.

toolkit:

	Adobe Fireworks CS3
	Adobe Flash CS3
	Adobe Illustrator CS3
	Adobe Photoshop CS3
	Coda
	iPhoto
	Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard"
	Mozilla Firefox 2.0
	Panic Transmit 3
	Parallels
	Sequel Pro
	TextMate
	Things
	Wallet
	Windows Vista Business Ed.
	Windows™ XP Professional

#toolkit
programs & tools I use

Adobe Flash CS3

From: Adobe (formerly Macromedia)
Price: $499 (full), $199 (upgrade)

I've been a Flash user since version 3 (1998). Back then, Flash was primarily for web animations and graphics. Now, Flash has turned into a complete web interface tool. Flash is fairly easy to learn (which is why so many people are able to build ugly interfaces with it), but still has a steep learning curve for any of the advanced features. I still haven't tapped all of the new features Flash has to offer, simply because the web user-base doesn't keep up with the plugins as much as they should. But from what I've done, Studio 8 has the best interface, most features and is easiest to use. I've got the whole Studio of Macromedia products. I've no need for Flash Pro features... I won't let any of the Adobe/Macromedia programs hold my hand through a project... even if it does save me a bit of time. But, for what Flash is good for, ~~Flash MX 2004~~ ~~Flash 8~~ Flash CS3 is definetly the best.

Screenshots:

Flash GUI

Publish Settings

Movie Explorer

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