My first whole site for Churchill has just gone live. :beam:
Check out www.csgclaims.com - the design isn’t the greatest in the world, but as they say, it’s what the customer wanted.
And before anyone asks, no, I have absolutely no idea of what these guys do. Something to do with insurance is all I know. I just cut and pasted the text… 
I really like it - very professional!
great job!
Pretty colors, and nice flash!
But…
…what these guys do??
Argh!
I told you not to ask me that!
I think they’re something to do with insurance claims, fixing or replacing stuff if it’s stolen or broken or whatever.
I dunno. I just built the thing 
nice! very cool!
I don’t know how much power you have with it, but can you get someone to define the background color! My default color is light blue and everywhere that the BGCOLOR is not defined I see that blue and it completely throws off the entire page. SOrry I’m reallly picky about this…
Other than that it looks very nice and professional.
I agree, it is proshizzle my nizzle…in english, it’s profesional and gets the job done! :cowboy:
holy cow dan! Your footer is incredible! Why does everybody make such good footers lately?
Nice work.
Yes, it is very professional… but you are right about it not being the greatest design in the world.
I think the buttons at the top are overly huge.
But as you said… It is what the customer wanted and you did a great job working around that
Ya my only beef is with the navigation, everything else is tight
Thanks for the nice comments guys.
Luckily the people who wrote the brief for this one had a little more taste than those who are doing the Intranet (remember that God-awful design I posted a while ago?).
Anyway, Jubba, I’ll write in the BGCOLOR tag for the first update. There’s one or two things I want to tweak on it as well, so they won’t mind if I slip that one in.
Lost, I totally agree with you about the buttons being huge - when you run on an 800 x 600 res then they <i>just</i> about fit, which isn’t too great. They weren’t originally that large, but the company came back and said they wanted them bigger, bolder and ‘chunky’. So they ended up like this. Ah well. Long as it works I suppose. The people who use it aren’t going to be worrying about what it looks like…
Well, I like the big buttons. It makes the navigation very clear and very easy. And you have to tell me how you did that grid thinggy.
No, my only regret is that there’s only 1 color on the whole page :*(
What, the Flash grid with the fading pictures? That grid?
I guess the buttons things is subjective - some people will like it, others won’t. I think they should have been a little bit smaller, just so as they’d fit better on a 800 x 600 screen, but that’s just my view.
'Fraid I had my hands tied with the colour. It’s the corporate thing, blue… Luckily I managed to persuade them not to use the same blue they do in their brochures - it’s the primary, bright one. Eek. Too much of that would do everyone’s heads in.
Yep, that grid with the fading pictures :crazy:
If I’m honest, I have to admit to major cheating - there’s no scripting involved in it whatsoever apart from the odd stop() action. Because of the major time limit on the whole thingy, I didn’t have the time to sit down, work out and test the ‘proper’ way of doing it so I did it all with tweens. Blech.
Sadly, can’t seem to attach the .fla it’s too big… Basically all I’ve done is set up five different movie clips of the blue box fading in and out once at a different speed and a different alpha value. Stuck them all into one big MC, with the different speeds placed at different intervals. Similar thing with the photographs. Just set the length of the MC to the same for each, then made them go in and out at different times.
Like I said, no scripting at all… I know the pics make up a large part of the file size, but I could probably knock it down more if I scripted the alpha fades…
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