It’s very hard to make a good Scandinavian-style crossword in Flash.
In this attempt, there are a few nifty features. The clues can be enlarged by hovering over them with the mouse pointer. Clicking on an empty field sets the starting point for filling the blank spaces. Clicking on the same field repeatedly toggles the solving direction. The solution can be posted and eventually saved in a database for a prize draw.
The puzzle is entirely configurable through an external file, including the position and size of the picture.
After I started working at Renderspace, I had more time to do other projects, because the schedule was not as hectic as Parsek’s. My web programmer friend Ivan, who I’d worked with closely at Parsek for quite some time, asked me if I’d be interested in creating electronic forms for the 
A web application that was used on several Parsek sites, including the election campaign website of LDS (Liberal Democrats of Slovenia) and the Renault Slovenija website. The application generates clickable points on the map according to dynamically loaded coordinates defined by the Gauss-Krüger system. This way, the points needn’t be positioned manually, but can be loaded from an external XML source, such as a static file or dynamically generated from a database resultset.