Flash buttons make many a web site easier to navigate. We like the fact that flash buttons can take us places we have never been. There is always the sense that we are in control when we have flash buttons that will move us about, such as in the case of next and back flash buttons.

Most of us don’t know how flash buttons work, and we really don’t care. The fact that they do work is all we need to know. We don’t really care that there are java flash buttons, WHB flash buttons, flash audio buttons, or flash play buttons, other than the fact that we want them to work when we click on them. The majority of us will never be interested in how to make animation buttons in flash, nor will be into editing a flash button background color. We are content knowing there are persons who are using flash buttons in Frontpage that know what they are doing, and that those who create flash button use for their web sites have access to a flash button tutorial. For the rest of us, we are just happy that flash buttons are around and we don’t have to enter in navigation commands with our keyboards.

Still, we need to be grateful for those people who in fact do care a great deal about flash buttons and how they work. It is nice to know that some people know where to find free flash buttons to use on web sites, or how to load flash dropdown buttons. We should be happy to applaud those who know how to put in a Dreamweaver insert flash button, and which of the flash button softwares to use for what type of application. Those worthy folks that care enough to make the flash button work every time deserve a nod from the rest of us, who sometimes take those flash buttons completely for granted.

So let’s not forget about the people who spent many hours designing and refining the flash button way back when. May we not forget the hard work that has gone into untold numbers of beta tests of software that was able to build on that foundation and give us flash buttons that blink, that talk, and that come in all sorts of colors, including a rotating rainbow type. And each time we sit down at a web site and use a flash button to move from one page to another, let’s remember how much more difficult it used to be to get around the Internet.