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					<description><![CDATA[On a trip out of town, I was talking to a young man who proudly showed me his video company&#8217;s web site. It was a spiffy site made by a very high-in-demand web designer he knew. &#8220;Tom&#8221; said this designer often used Flash templates in creating web sites. I&#8217;m not sure Tom knew it, but [&#8230;]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>On a trip out of town, I was talking to a young man who proudly showed me his video company&#8217;s web site. It was a spiffy site made by a very high-in-demand web designer he knew. &#8220;Tom&#8221; said this designer often used Flash templates in creating web sites. I&#8217;m not sure Tom knew it, but I&#8217;m fairly certain his site was made from a template as well. As long as Tom was happy with his site, there was no reason for me to point it out. When I got back to my office I looked up &#8220;flash templates&#8221; on Google. There were quite a few companies offering these templates, most of them offshore, from India or Singapore. I finally settled on a company recommended by Adobe: Oh My Flash. (ohmyflash.com), which prices Flash components inexpensively at around $30-$35 each.</p>
<p>Since then, I&#8217;ve used Flash navigation components for several websites. If you know a bit of Flash, but not up to creating it from scratch, then this is a good way to go. You can provide some spiffiness at good value for your clients. Other template sites I&#8217;ve bookmarked for future reference are: Flash Components, Template Tuning, Templates 247 and Templates Factory.</p>
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