Flash websites are usually not up at the top of my list of favorite kinds of sites to view. They tend to lag and load slowly and in the end, if the view isn't spectacular, it wasn't even worth the time it took to view it.
Jewelry by ~
artoix, however, is not your typical Flash site in my books. He's put a lot of work into this to make it eye-catching, interactive, and downright sexy. Go give this design some love, and check out the demo site too. (
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you could emphasize the 3D setting more by making the letters and content drop backwards imo (make them shrink when they are above the template) creating an effect as if they are being put on the template, instead of the shake from left to right at the end
keep the good stuff coming
i think the design is very eye catching and attractive.
However, i am particularly drawn to the effect of elements "flying away" and "flying in" I think it's very cool. However, i'm somehow disturbed by how the animation goes and may i suggest the following for your perusal:
Instead of the elements flying out in full visibility, could ya make them fade out gradually as it fly out of the screen. I feel that this would make the animation look more fluid and smoother.
With the elements in full visibility as it "fly away" create a rather rough effect that ppl may find it distractive.
Haha, i hope i was clear enough.
Anyway, thanks for improving suggestion.. hm... maybe I should take you as a "beta tester"!?
Thanks for letting be one.
im a noob... lol
but thats magnificent good work