Monday, November 23, 2009
E-Commerce website
ECommerce Resources
E- tailers,
site for a proffesionals people to shop
clue points:
clear design,
ability to make choices
maybe special offers
walue components on the top of the site
holiday area of proposals, event adjusted proposals,
gift items
Visual importance
How we access it
how many ways we get to the point , one two or three smart ways
search engines.
quantity, relevance, relation to the target audience,
and most important
quality- evaluation scale, LACK OF CRETABILITY
valuable informations which are tested REAL but actually
ewerything is about that site contains many things, almost everything you need
www.amazon.com
delivering good items
price must be good
customers reviews-re shortcut for creatibility
!. compalling value
2. select sth - better to have many ways to make selection
transactions by credit cart and pay pal
CONFIRMATION
E- tailers,
site for a proffesionals people to shop
clue points:
clear design,
ability to make choices
maybe special offers
walue components on the top of the site
holiday area of proposals, event adjusted proposals,
gift items
Visual importance
How we access it
how many ways we get to the point , one two or three smart ways
search engines.
quantity, relevance, relation to the target audience,
and most important
quality- evaluation scale, LACK OF CRETABILITY
valuable informations which are tested REAL but actually
ewerything is about that site contains many things, almost everything you need
www.amazon.com
delivering good items
price must be good
customers reviews-re shortcut for creatibility
!. compalling value
2. select sth - better to have many ways to make selection
transactions by credit cart and pay pal
CONFIRMATION
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
FLASH GALLERIES for free :)
http://flash-gallery.com/
http://download.cnet.com/Art-Flash-Gallery-SWF-Object/3000-10247_4-10849164.html
http://flashsources.net/free/free_flash_photo_gallery/
http://www.developerfox.com/37-free-flash-photo-gallery/364
http://flash-gallery.com/
http://download.cnet.com/Art-Flash-Gallery-SWF-Object/3000-10247_4-10849164.html
http://www.flashgallery.org/
http://flashsources.net/free/free_flash_photo_gallery/
http://www.developerfox.com/37-free-flash-photo-gallery/364
Monday, November 16, 2009
LIGHTBOX links
working on LightBOX in dreamveaver :)
Found really helpful video and the website,where I download it .
VIDEO TUTORIAL :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQyZ3MutAR4&feature=fvw
DOWNLOAD LIGHTBOX
http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/
Found really helpful video and the website,where I download it .
VIDEO TUTORIAL :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQyZ3MutAR4&feature=fvw
DOWNLOAD LIGHTBOX
http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Flash Component Resources
http://www.flashcomponents.net/index.html
Examining the ActionScript 3.0 Flash video gallery source files
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/video_gallery.html
Deconstructing the ActionScript 3.0 Flash video gallery application
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/vidgal_structure.html
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/vidgal_structure_07.html
http://www.flashcomponents.net/index.html
Examining the ActionScript 3.0 Flash video gallery source files
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/video_gallery.html
Deconstructing the ActionScript 3.0 Flash video gallery application
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/vidgal_structure.html
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/vidgal_structure_07.html
Arts-Entertainment Sites Notes
http://www.artnet.com/
http://www.deviantart.com/
http://designarchives.aiga.org/?s1=2|s2=1|eid=8343
http://www.exhibit-e.com/
http://arkartworks.com
http://www.metacafe.com/
http://www.pbs.org
http://www.blip.tv/
http://www.witness.org/
http://www.artnet.com/
http://www.deviantart.com/
http://designarchives.aiga.org/?s1=2|s2=1|eid=8343
http://www.exhibit-e.com/
http://arkartworks.com
http://www.metacafe.com/
http://www.pbs.org
http://www.blip.tv/
http://www.witness.org/
ARTs Entertainment Site
PATTERN DEFINITION/OUTLINE
Pattern type:
Site
Pattern name:
Arts-Entertainment Site
Also known as:
Description:
Arts-Entertainment Site is the exemplar for sites delivering online digital media and media programs. This pattern forms the core of all sites specializing in engaging, experience-driven content. Other site genres can be integrated such as valuable company sites, personal e-commerce, educational forums.
Is a website for which an individual normally associated with an educational institution periodically generates text, photographs, video, audio files, and/or links. It may include or be associated with a blog, wiki, or other patterns, but it is essentially defined by the presence of one or more course syllabi
Examples: archiva.net,
Patterns that it plays a part of (to which it is related):
VALUABLE COMPANY SITES, PERSONAL E-COMMERCE, EDUCATIONAL FORUMS
Other Patterns to consider:
HOMEPAGE PORTAL, MULTIPLE NAVIGATION METHODS, CONTENT MODULES; CONSISTENT SIDEBARS OF RELATED CONTENT
Patterns that make up an Arts-Entertainment site:
Features menu, Header, Footer, Content, Nav, Web applications, Rich Media, Galleries, etc.
Problems:
• Principal challenge of arts-Entertainment sites is to overcome the challenge of overly complex and hard-to-use interfaces.
• People do not want to watch programs or view animated slideshows that they did not request/select themselves.
• Sites that require or utilize complex navigation schemes tend to lose visitors quickly.
• Visitors are prepared to be challenged with media and entertainment, but want CHOICES.
• Must anticipate and respond to user needs.
• Because online arts, entertainment, exhibit, gallery sites come in so many different forms, there needs to be clarity of purpose and focus of experience from the first “hit”.
• Set site expectations before breaking design “rules”. Setting user expectations is a key condition of site design.
• Navigational interactions must be well-structured and not overwhelming (quantity).
Pattern type:
Site
Pattern name:
Arts-Entertainment Site
Also known as:
Description:
Arts-Entertainment Site is the exemplar for sites delivering online digital media and media programs. This pattern forms the core of all sites specializing in engaging, experience-driven content. Other site genres can be integrated such as valuable company sites, personal e-commerce, educational forums.
Is a website for which an individual normally associated with an educational institution periodically generates text, photographs, video, audio files, and/or links. It may include or be associated with a blog, wiki, or other patterns, but it is essentially defined by the presence of one or more course syllabi
Examples: archiva.net,
Patterns that it plays a part of (to which it is related):
VALUABLE COMPANY SITES, PERSONAL E-COMMERCE, EDUCATIONAL FORUMS
Other Patterns to consider:
HOMEPAGE PORTAL, MULTIPLE NAVIGATION METHODS, CONTENT MODULES; CONSISTENT SIDEBARS OF RELATED CONTENT
Patterns that make up an Arts-Entertainment site:
Features menu, Header, Footer, Content, Nav, Web applications, Rich Media, Galleries, etc.
Problems:
• Principal challenge of arts-Entertainment sites is to overcome the challenge of overly complex and hard-to-use interfaces.
• People do not want to watch programs or view animated slideshows that they did not request/select themselves.
• Sites that require or utilize complex navigation schemes tend to lose visitors quickly.
• Visitors are prepared to be challenged with media and entertainment, but want CHOICES.
• Must anticipate and respond to user needs.
• Because online arts, entertainment, exhibit, gallery sites come in so many different forms, there needs to be clarity of purpose and focus of experience from the first “hit”.
• Set site expectations before breaking design “rules”. Setting user expectations is a key condition of site design.
• Navigational interactions must be well-structured and not overwhelming (quantity).
Flash Website
.fla -(publishing both)-> .swf --> .html
vector shapes/graphics can be scaled to any size.
bitmaps wont scale
again: who is the target audience?
extras : 20=15(margins)
980 width or 970 for safety
so for flash : 800 / 600 plus reducing 10% for extras
one target per level. levels are acting like layers. O level is main webpage.
if levels are not specified, the target will replace interface.
if you want to replace sth on level 1 , call it level 1.
pulblish settings:
saving html, as index.html
setting up version of flash: (usually one version back)
hidden layer discard or not
compression not less than 80%
HTML: Quality change to Best
vector shapes/graphics can be scaled to any size.
bitmaps wont scale
again: who is the target audience?
extras : 20=15(margins)
980 width or 970 for safety
so for flash : 800 / 600 plus reducing 10% for extras
one target per level. levels are acting like layers. O level is main webpage.
if levels are not specified, the target will replace interface.
if you want to replace sth on level 1 , call it level 1.
pulblish settings:
saving html, as index.html
setting up version of flash: (usually one version back)
hidden layer discard or not
compression not less than 80%
HTML: Quality change to Best
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