Motion in graphics - the way of the future? It seems so. Motion is probably seldom necessary for informational purposes unless the motion is itself being explained, but motion is interesting and/or aesthetic - and that makes a big difference in viewer experience. Flash, video and interactive take a lot of skill to do well on a webpage. I recently saw an impressive portfolio of graphics and motion at the website YamoDesign.com, owned by Yamo. I asked Yamo for an interview.

Ben Cline's experience with web design is based on his love to traditional drawing and painting, natural science, and digital art. Interested in graphics and motion, Ben calls himself a new media designer saying that ?web is the broadcast medium and will only continue to grow as one much like television.