2022-08-19T22:52:19Z http://www.atlantausergroups.com/forum/topics/advice?commentId=3364566%3AComment%3A23625&xg_source=activity&feed=yes&xn_auth=no tag:www.atlantausergroups.com,2012-05-31:3364566:Comment:23625 2012-05-31T06:57:48.024Z Cheyenne Throckmorton http://www.atlantausergroups.com/profile/CheyenneJack

<p>HTML5 / CSS3</p> <p>2 Major Advantages</p> <p>1) It already fits in with skillsets that you have developed as a designer / web designer.</p> <p>2) It is pretty new and will have a long shelf life for you.</p> <p></p> <p>Flash is switching over only to hardcore gaming and deep analytics video, both very interesting fields and a nice area for Flash to explore, and yet not as diverse as it once was.</p> <p>Java is a pretty heavy language, and probably really best used on backend systems,…</p>

<p>HTML5 / CSS3</p> <p>2 Major Advantages</p> <p>1) It already fits in with skillsets that you have developed as a designer / web designer.</p> <p>2) It is pretty new and will have a long shelf life for you.</p> <p></p> <p>Flash is switching over only to hardcore gaming and deep analytics video, both very interesting fields and a nice area for Flash to explore, and yet not as diverse as it once was.</p> <p>Java is a pretty heavy language, and probably really best used on backend systems, databases and all the unpretty things under the surface of the web.</p> <p>Having design, in particular UI/UX skills to mix and match with the new HTML5/CSS3 language set is going to be a very valuable skill and one that I think will benefit the right brain as much, if not more than the left brain thinker.</p>