Re: FLASH: Could someone test?

[Torbj�rn Caspersen]

The idea is solid, but I'd prefer a version where the focus lay on the movement

of the menu-items, perfecting the circular motion in perspective and using

ease-in and out to give an impression of inertia.


The rapid spinning of the selected item is technically neat, but mostly annoying

from a user perspective - could you experiment with other ways of highlighting

the chosen item?




> hi all,

>

> I've placed a test online, but i have my doubts about some things.

> Could someone please check it out and give their honest opinion?

>

> http://bladerun.bcu.dhs.org/buttons.swf








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