RE: FLASH: Site check please

[Andy Wicks]

Had a quick squint at your site.


The load up was a tad long (56k) with only a still frame - perhaps put a

little preloader in?

All in all, most of the anim was pretty smooth, but there was too much text

moving about in the opening for my liking, like you'd just discovered how

Flash moved things around and were gonna use 'em all! Sometimes less IS

more...


The first plane drawing is a bit wierd, not around long enough to make any

sense at that point, and it warps strangely. Having seen what the site's

about, it makes sense, but placed where it is it doesn't.


On the whole, a nice try. Good use of sound. I ,like the effect of the

"Manitou..." bouncing down screen over the xplnatory blurb.


I'd suggest making the background of the page white as well....


If you get the chance, I'd appreciate any comments about my site:

http://www.wildtrackfilms.com


Ta


Andy



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Sent:	08 May 1999 17:23

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Subject:	FLASH: Site check please


Put my first site up (previously everything has been on CD) Learning curve

is still there for the web. (I inherited the graphics btw)

If you would please check the site.


If you would check and give your insights, I'd appreciate.

www.88truthful.com


Questions I know I already have are

1) Frame rate suggestions

2) Size suggestions

3) Smoothing out animations.-especially the scrolling text towards the end.

Question is between key frames/more frames for tweening, less frames for

tweening or frame rate as far as I know. Any suggestions?


Any help greatly appreciated.



Kevin Jackson

Triskelian Design

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