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The primary principle we like to follow while designing Rich Internet Applications (RIA) Development is:
“Less is More”
Better user experience, increased productivity, rich and engaging viewing experience are some advantages of RIA and RIA development services.
What is RIA Development?
Rich Internet Applications become extremely popular nowadays in comparison to old school internet applications due to smooth user experience. RIAs are cross-browser, cross-platform and they almost comparable to features and functionalities of a desktop application.
Advantages of RIA Development over Traditional Desktop and Web Applications
- Offers rich and engaging viewing experience
- Improves user satisfaction and increases productivity
- RIAs run in a web browser so they do not require software installation
RIA Development Architecture
By using a number of design and graphics software like Silverlight, Flash, Flex, WPF, Photoshop, CorelDraw, and Illustrator, we create attractive pages that lucidly and simply enhance your website’s primary content and message, instead of distracting viewers from it.
Rich Internet Applications(RIA) are tools to enhance visual appeal and recall value. Since the advent of Ajax, new technologies have been popping up left and right to join the Rich Internet Application(RIA) movement.
Among these technologies are frameworks that help developers build and deploy rich internet applications(RIA), such as JavaScript libraries, ICEfaces, Adobe Flash 4 (formerly Flex 3), Microsoft Silverlight, WPF and HTML5.
Silverlight is a good option if your web application requires complex graphics, if your team is made primarily of ASP.NET Developers, or if your application uses an event-driven architecture.
However, any discussion on Rich Internet Applications (RIA) would be incomplete without HTML5. HTML5 is the latest development in the Rich Internet Application (RIA) movement and still in its nascent stages. HTML5 is, in essence, the result of merging the best of HTML4, JavaScript, CSS, JavaScript libraries, and Flash into a single specification that leverage the API model. HTML5 is an open technology, which means there isn’t going to be a single governing body like Adobe for Flash or Microsoft for Silverlight. Although HTML5 can handle graphics very well, using Flash and Silverlight for complex graphics and animation is still easier/faster at the moment.