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Clickable Advertising Banner FlashMay 31, 2005
Software: SwishMax
Ref: http://www.tokyorent.com
This is a simple banner I put together for a property management company here in Tokyo. They specialize in rental apartments for foreigners including English language teachers and IT professionals.
As usual, the design took a lot longer than the implementation. The Flash design was done using SwishMax. The text, including the Japanese kanji characters were converted into shapes – primarly because of concerns that viewers of the ad might not have the same character fonts installed on their systems. The total file size is slightly over 20k.
Posted by Lem on April 1, 2005 | Permalink
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