Kyle Meyer is an independent designer residing in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Obsessed with typography and simplicity, he crafts user experiences for a variety of platforms and clients. When not designing, Kyle serves as the Director of Interactive Design for AIGA Minnesota, as well as blogs at astheria.com. In this interview he talks about user experience and information architecture as well as his fun personal projects.

Apple's "war" on Adobe's Flash has been the major news for the past few months. At first we were shocked by the confrontation, now we've gotten used to it. People keep buying iPads and iPhones and pushing the topic to the back of their minds. But what about those who make their living developing websites with the media that Apple wants off the Internet? We decided to ask several successful designers and Flash developers about their professional life after the war on Flash has begun. We discovered surprisingly different reactions.