Interesting. I have heard of Flex but I don't know much about it.

Some of these examples don't work properly in Ruffle. At least the Rich Text is buggy, and mouse scrolling doesn't work. I haven't tested them all.

I have reported the issues to the Ruffle team, so they should be fixed eventually.

It's interesting to see that most of this stuff exists in HTML5 now. But not all of it!

I assume this is an example test. I clicked on the button, and it said "button clicked." I pressed OK, and it went back to scrolling. Yes, the buttons function, and you are skilled in utilizing Flash and creating menus.

An explanation in the Author Comments would be appreciated regarding what the viewer should judge the interactive experience as and what they are supposed to do. Linking the source code without any explanation of the purpose of your project is confusing.

It's not clear if Flex is something you made specifically for Flash or if it's something you ported over (I assume the latter since your Github repo has a bunch of XML files.) As a demonstration this is okay but it would be nice if the user could tinker with some of the options, like create their own area, bar, or bubble charts. I also find it strange that the button bar has tabs but none of them show content. The data visualization only really lets you see the sample data you've supplied, so for something like a bar graph we just have to accept on faith that you didn't just paste in a still image of a graph without actually implementing what is implied.

Some kind of intro or explanation would also be welcome.

Looks great

nice