:cowboy: Howdy Partner (I love these new faces!),
I’m getting tired of waiting… I’m not patient
[size=1]I don’t mean to be so vague with this answer, but that’s
really just up to you! You as the designer need to decide that.
What I usually do is start with a main graphic and layout the
aspects of the site i know i need in a way that best suits my
creativity. Then go from there.
The size of the movie is irrelevant IMO if you have all that you
need and it functions.
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:goatee:
Roughly: the main site should be less than 150 ko
Each part that you load afterwards < 50 ko
But of course it depends on what you’re doing…
Hi
The most important in you site size is the time needed to load each page.
On the internet : waiting more than 10 secondes for a page/frame/clip is boring.
Just try to optimize you Site/Pages /frames/clip according to this (you have to select a targeted brandwidth)
If you are talking about width and height…
Since most people on the web are still using 800x600, and have a 2 year old computer, I tend to program for that statistic.
In other words, the maximum space available, without scrollbars, is about 650-700 pixels wide, by 400-450 pixels tall. This allows for 3 toolbars at the top (you need to add more for Netslop, I mean Netscape), and a little on the side just in case…
If you want to pop it up in a fresh window (careful with this since there are a lot of people using anti-popup software), then the size of the resolution is the limit (800x600), since you really have no objects in your way…
Hope this helps.:elderly: Rev