The use of those combinations made it a much more memorable way for me to remember my password at the time. Interestingly to set a password on this website you needed to set a colour, a flower and a number. It’s great to see a copy of their website is still available to view. For an animation company, Flash was an amazing product and we were producing games & interactive content every few weeks or localising material sent from the US games including Penguin Bounce, Rubber Band, Colouring Books, Jigsaws, using companies from across Europe Moonfruit, Lemon Digital, and Team cHmAn who developed.

It took a lot of coordination (this is pre-JIRA, Trello, DoubleClick, etc) and on top of the regular marketing updates we were developing new “sticky” content mainly small games, built using Adobe Flash. We would update UKFIGS (UK, France, Italy, Germany and Spain) on a weekly, if not daily, basis while the remaining countries were only refreshed each month. Initially, the team was very small but grew rapidly over the next couple of years. I was working at Disney Online at the time and managing a team to deliver their online digital presence across Europe and the Middle East – around 27 countries. A solution I hoped would improve my memory retention, organise my thoughts and improve my note-taking. It was at the turn of the millennium when I bought my one and only mind mapping book, Tony Buzan’s The Mindmap Book.

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