Clarify the requirement
Start with the audience, business goal and constraints rather than selecting technology first.
Adobe Flash is obsolete and no longer supported by modern browsers. This legacy page is kept for historical search and backlink value; current projects are rebuilt with HTML5, CSS and JavaScript.

Start with the audience, business goal and constraints rather than selecting technology first.
Keep the solution as simple as possible while leaving room for the business to grow.
Responsive behaviour, accessibility, tracking and search basics are checked before release.
Reusable structure and clear ownership reduce the cost of maintaining the site.
The goal is not to add technology or visual effects for their own sake. The work should make the business easier to understand, easier to trust and easier to contact or buy from.
An old Flash website should be rebuilt with current HTML, CSS and JavaScript rather than wrapped in another obsolete dependency. The goal is to preserve useful content and URLs while restoring mobile access, accessibility, maintainability and search visibility.
Content inventory Identify useful text, media, URLs and functionality that should survive the old Flash implementation. Modern front-end rebuild Recreate the experience with current HTML, CSS and JavaScript instead of another proprietary runtime. Accessibility and mobile use Replace interactions that fail on touch devices or prevent users and search engines from reaching content. Redirects and launch checks Preserve valuable addresses where possible and test the replacement before the old version is retired.
Established URLs, useful content, backlinks and working business processes should be reviewed before they are replaced. A stronger redesign keeps the assets that still help and improves the areas that no longer serve the visitor.

A large service-and-destination website designed to make a complex chauffeur network feel simple, premium and easy to navigate.
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A broad limousine, chauffeur and airport transportation site designed around city-level intent in Canada, the United States and selected international markets.
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