Flash CMS Intros - a New Invention by TemplateMonster

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — TemplateMonster.com has launched a new product line called Flash CMS Intros.

The Flash Intros are used as introductional movies or clips that play before the actual website is accessed.

According to the company, its previous Flash Intros were plain Flash files that could only be edited with specialized Flash software, however the new version does not require special software.

"Internet today is all about Flash," TemplateMonster CEO David Braun said. "The mass nature of something means that it becomes attractive for non-professionals who are eager to take advantage of the benefits but don’t always have enough skills for that. Actually, that's the reason CMS platforms have appeared. Flash technology also is very popular today and non-professionals want to use it.”

TemplateMonster’s Flash CMS allows users to edit the color scheme of the Flash Intro, modify slogans, change logos, redirect URLs that the visitor will be taken to after the intro and modify the functional texts of the intro.

For more information, visit TemplateMonster.com.

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