Sidebar Sidebar
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

Comments on this flash website please.

M

MiniMan.

macrumors regular
Original poster
Jan 2, 2007
133
0
UK
hi please give me feedback on this flash website

www.twinmedia.co.uk


Thanks very much
Z

EDIT: There is an enter page.:::::
EDIT2: Im not trying to get more traffic on this site i would just like help:::::
 
I think like the site design but am unsure of what it is. You may want to make this clearer to the user upon entering the site. The flash animation doesn't really help your design; I think that html and good css would be much better. It'd also be nice if the site the content took up more space in the browser window.
 
Yes i agree about the size i may expand on that soon..

The site as you probably now no is a games holder site. The games arent made by the site owner but are correctly linked to the owners or are released legally as "free games to download for your site"

Another thing with this site is the people going on it at the moment are regular custommers so they know wot the site is! BUT the site owner should probs make it more clear to new customers.

Thanks for the help guys
 
looks like crap, the flash is pointless and all you've done is stolen a bunch of other people's flash games. Then again I suppose that's how ebaums made his millions :rolleyes:
 
Sorry, its not my site its a friend whos not on macrumors.

But in his defence from me, he hasnt stolen anything the games are off stuff like miniclips " download for your site" page
 
1. I agree with others in that there is no legitimate reason to create the bulk of this site in flash. CSS and HTML would do better job.

2. Its kind of ugly and bland. There is nothing that stand out to me that says "don't close that browser, you'll really want to see this".

3. The little wiggle/jump/shimmy animation that happens when you navigate to a new page is downright annoying.

4. The best web sites generally work the same way so users can easily navigate and use the site with out any additional learning curve. Putting the navigation bar on the top or side has become the de facto standard. Its rare to see the navigation bar on the bottom. Its not necessarily a bad thing, its just not the norm.
 
Thanks guys for this help i just e-mailed the site owner ( my friend ) with your comments so far. Im sure he will aprreciate them very much
 
MiniMan. said:
hi please give me feedback on this flash website

www.twinmedia.co.uk


Thanks very much
Z

EDIT: There is an enter page.:::::
EDIT2: Im not trying to get more traffic on my site i would just like help:::::
Click to expand...

MiniMan. said:
Sorry, its not my site its a friend whos not on macrumors.

But in his defence from me, he hasnt stolen anything the games are off stuff like miniclips " download for your site" page
Click to expand...
Is it your site, or your friend's site?
 
wmmk said:
Is it your site, or your friend's site?
Click to expand...

No its not my site. Its just i own the domain, And other people have been complaning that these posts are just to make traffic on poster's site. I just wanted to make it clear that the domain doesnt NEED more hits/traffic.
 
i like the title banner with the blotches of "paint" looks nice. the colors are well thought out and the site is simple and effective.

keep up the good work.
 
The site looks good. I think it needs to be larger, since even if you are trying to cater to the REALLY low res user, they wouldn't have flash installed for a computer like that. Also, I agree with the fact that HTML and CSS could be used instead of Flash.
 
Allotriophagy said:
Absolutely nothing about that site seems to require Flash to be used instead of normal HTML.
Click to expand...

Flash is a great application however I totally agree, the site could have been created in HTML and still look the same.

I do like the banner, graphics and menu bar they look good and are easy to navigate the site.
 
took too long to open the site so i closed the whole thing
that should say something to you
patience is thin with web users
if you can't capture their attention in the first 5 seconds,
they'll navigate away from your website
i'd say make it lighter, and lose the intro
:)
 
xelterran said:
Flash only has only one use that im aware of: dynamic text replacement..
Click to expand...
I'd rather use php or aspx.


As far as I'm concerned, there are only two times flash should/could be used is:

1. Animated Images - you can do so much more with an small flash movie than you can with an animated gif. But if a gif satisfies your need, use the gif.

2. Games - flash games a occasionally fun flash may be the best technology for them.
 
I agree with some of the already posted comments...

1. No clue as to what the site is about? You need some info.

2. The only content seems to be redirected elsewhere.. maybe if there were reviews or reasons as to why the links exist.

3. What was three? Oh right! Why am I here? You need more content.

4. And finally, why Flash? I don't see the point.
 
MiniMan. said:
hi please give me feedback on this flash website:
Click to expand...

OK it works but what's the point? Lots of space is taken up but very little information content and why use flash if all that you need is a few lines of text?

What a really dislike about most flash sites is they move at the speed programmed by the web designer. I don't like to waste time waiting for some silly fade-in effect.
 
grapes911 said:
I'd rather use php or aspx.


As far as I'm concerned, there are only two times flash should/could be used is:

1. Animated Images - you can do so much more with an small flash movie than you can with an animated gif. But if a gif satisfies your need, use the gif.

2. Games - flash games a occasionally fun flash may be the best technology for them.
Click to expand...

I totally agree, Flash for the sake of Flash just waste time and bandwidth....
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.
Top Bottom
Back