FLASH: Resolution by Site check

[AndrewScratch]

Hi all,


I have a friend who fancies himself a designer (he minored in graphic design 

as an undergrad) and insists that an idea I have for a new Flash site I am 

creating (my first) is not effective.


I, myself, have no formal education in design and it is hard for me to argue 

with this friend without being dismissed by him, so I would like some outside 

opinions.


The contention is here:

I created some menus that are fashioned to look like 3D (more or less) 

retro-futuristic computer monitor screens, to go with the whole campy 

starship-esque theme of the site (see the working green right side buttons: 

"Educational Products", "Policies", "Lot Documents" and "Images"...sorry, the 

site is in development ) 


http://gfx-design.com/abrown/ATX/default.html


The menus also (I think) pull the design together because the same screens 

are featured in the intro of the site 


(if you would like to see: http://gfx-design.com/abrown/ATX/intro.html)


If you can give me some feedback either pro or con as to whether these menus 

work in the context of the site, I would appreciate it. He won't listen to 

me, and, for all I know, I may be missing something.


Andrew 




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