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A '''Flash intro''' is a piece of animated content displayed at the beginning of a presentation, such as a [[website]], that is specifically prepared using [[Adobe]] [[Adobe Flash|Flash]]. Often, the main content is loading in the background, while the animated content is displayed in the foreground.

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Many elaborate Flash-based introductions appeared in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Today such productions, particularly the lengthier ones, are considered old hat amongst the web design community. From a usability perspective, the intros are regarded as more of a time-consuming distraction toward reaching the more valuable homepage content. Despite this there are several online vendors providing simplified intro builder services for those with no Flash authoring skills.

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