Interactive websites and presentations
I have been creating interactive websites and presentations using animation effects since 2010. I primarily used Adobe Flash Catalyst to create demo versions of navigation design or user interface (UI). I worked collaboratively with other professional developers to realize the final product.
Note: Adobe Flash Player and Flash Catalyst have been discontinued (Flash Player since January 2021). Modern web standards such as HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript have replaced Flash for interactive content. Many Flash animations online will need to be recreated to work in modern browsers, while offline installations may continue to function until the system or network is updated.
Interactive Demo
Created for the Drents Museum (2011) for a touch-screen information system. You can view an example here: Drents Museum touchscreen demo – MuseumPlus.
Adobe Flash Player version 10.2.0 or greater is required.
Note: Flash Player is no longer supported, so this demo may not be viewable in modern browsers.
Not all functionality has been added in the demo. Follow the first contemporary art icon at the top left to see how features would function. Video and other assets are also available.
The final networked product uses RFID cards, allowing visitors’ preferences to be recorded and remembered for their next visit.
HTML5 / JavaScript Alternative
To recreate similar interactive experiences today, HTML5 and JavaScript are the recommended technologies. They provide full compatibility across modern browsers and devices, without requiring plugins. Interactive elements such as touch-screen navigation, animations, and multimedia can be implemented using:
- HTML5 Canvas – for drawing graphics and animations directly in the browser.
- CSS3 Animations & Transitions – for smooth effects and movement without extra plugins.
- JavaScript frameworks – such as CreateJS or Anime.js to handle animations and interactive sequences.
- WebGL / Three.js – for advanced 3D visualizations and interactive environments.
Using these modern techniques ensures that interactive content works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices, is accessible to all users, and is future-proof.




