Many Flash site owners, and prospective Flash site owners, have grown fond of the typical splash page commonly associated with BluDomain and similar Flash website templates. Splash pages were originally added to Flash templates to potentially enhance SEO. Unfortunately most of them have not kept pace with the advances in search engines and SEO over the last decade.
The Flash template splash page reinvented.
The success of our low-cost $197.00 WordPress super setup has prompted us to make it even better by including a unique Splash page template in the most chosen WordPress premium theme.
Retaining much of the of the spare, essential aesthetic of many current Splash page layouts, but adapted and improved in a new easy to use WordPress page template. No more laboring in WordPress to get everything spaced and centered … just add images, write content, use the point and click interface for styling and publish. The new WordPress based Splash page is dynamic and designed to reduce your site’s bounce rate and retain visitors longer. Plus it includes the highest level of SEO features and advantages possible.
WordPress custom, crawlable, drag and drop menu bars allowing for many integrative links into the rest of your site.
Six unique widget containers for the most interactive and engaging page supporting your calls to action.
Dynamic large slider that includes 20 different transitions and retains image meta data for better SEO.
And all the rest of the features, advantages and more that you would expect in a premium WordPress theme.
You can now chose a WordPress theme with a ready-made Splash template designed to provide the highest level of SEO possible for your existing Flash based website. Have the best of WordPress and the appearance of the Splash page you like. Virtually all Flash template providers recommend having a blog for SEO, now let your blog also manage your Splash page for even better SEO. Visit the demo site and explore the new WordPress splash page template and theme.













Contemplating Adobe’s increasing investment in HTML5 development tools and at the same time terminating Flash for mobile devices and what it means regarding Flash overall brings to mind the following quote from Winston Churchill; “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning.” Can it be that in a few months or a couple of years that as Flash Mobile went, so will Flash? To learn more regarding the problems and performance of flash on mobile devices read this 



