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The image shown above is faded out a bit and used as a background. There is a giant ">" button ("play") over the thing. A flash animation describes the scenario, i.e., how data, pages, cards, and tokens move from place to place. With a voice-over. Here's an SSO example:
- User goes to Amazon.com-like RP site
- RP page comes down with object tags
- Browser sees object tag and pops up selector
- Selector queries cardstore for matching cards and “pulls out” those that match to display to user
- User clicks on p-card
- Selector sends token request to personal STS
- Personal STS returns token
- Selector sends token to RP
- RP returns requested resource and user is logged in
If we have a simple standard set of icons representing web pages, cards (with three variants on the card icon – p-card, m-card, r-card), and tokens, it should be pretty easy to do a bunch of different flows in Flash.