In regards to a statement a CC employee made regarding CC being iPad freindly.

Just how friendly is it?

Alot of the software tools that are used within CC to make a nice interactive site are flash based. Or coded in ways that apple just dont like. I myself am a WYSIWYG type of guy. So What parts of CCs Software Armada, are ipad friendly and not. The ones that arent when will they be. I also read that CC isnt going to upgrade to HTML5 standards. So if Im going to stay with CC and create sites that are PC/Mac and ipad/iphone friendly. Can you please make a listing on your site what tools are and are not ipad/iphone friendly? I have purhcased over 75-80% of your tools.

jeffery, the problem with applications that output flash and not showing on Apple devices is not a CC issue but an Apple issue. The best way to get the problem solved is for everyone to flood Apple with e-mails asking them to support flash.

That's not the best way to solve the problem. There are plenty of non-Apple devices on the market that do play Flash.

Jeffery, there are non-Flash versions of some of the CC programs in the works right now, and since you already bought the programs, you're entitled to free upgrades when they become available.
The HTML Editor allows for HTML5 (or any other doctype) and it has a CSS menu maker included.
For WYSIWYG, there's the Visual Site Designer. But since it has to be easy to use, drag & drop, no code, there will be some limits to what you can do (no fluid or elastic pages, no HTML5 support). VSD sites still display just fine on phones and pads, they're just not flexible so one needs to zoom in/out to adjust for the device.
We're all patiently awaiting the non-Flash Form Builder (coming 'soonish').

I do graphic design and also Develope iOS applications for iOs deviced and Android. I do know this much....Apple will never allow flash in their devices. Even if they gave you a Flash on and off option.


This dog just aint gonna hunt ..hahaha.

They do say that HTML5 will be the new flash. Well if that the case then they should make its use as wasy as flash. SO Im waitung for a HTML5 WYSIWYG drag and drop style editor.

I don't know much about html5 yet but I do know this, I can make a flash animation much smaller in file size than I can make an animated gif. Never tried an animated png, though.

My problem with Apple is so many sites use flash. I can spend hours on youtube laughing my butt off.