Comments on: My Website: Behind The Scenes http://courses.randyhoyt.net/200901/atec3361/abfsra/2010/02/22/behind-the-scenes/ Let's See Where This Goes Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:07:06 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: miriamwalshe http://courses.randyhoyt.net/200901/atec3361/abfsra/2010/02/22/behind-the-scenes/comment-page-1/#comment-28 miriamwalshe Fri, 12 Mar 2010 20:51:23 +0000 http://courses.randyhoyt.net/200901/atec3361/abfsra/?p=84#comment-28 Angelo, Congrats on getting the domain name you wanted. Using CREATIVITY and having it rotate to show that no matter how you look at it is the same is very creative, but having it rotate every 15 seconds might turn your users off. Personally when there is something flashing or moving and I see it in my peripheral vision is frustrating and I want to turn it off. So maybe only having it move when they first get to your site, or when they move to another page? good luck miriam Angelo,

Congrats on getting the domain name you wanted. Using CREATIVITY and having it rotate to show that no matter how you look at it is the same is very creative, but having it rotate every 15 seconds might turn your users off. Personally when there is something flashing or moving and I see it in my peripheral vision is frustrating and I want to turn it off. So maybe only having it move when they first get to your site, or when they move to another page?

good luck

miriam

]]> By: detectivex http://courses.randyhoyt.net/200901/atec3361/abfsra/2010/02/22/behind-the-scenes/comment-page-1/#comment-24 detectivex Thu, 25 Feb 2010 16:42:44 +0000 http://courses.randyhoyt.net/200901/atec3361/abfsra/?p=84#comment-24 Do you have marketing experience? If so, how will you convey your experience to your followers? What will make them believe you? This is the big problem with running a website dedicated to ad-creation, especially since you're setting this up for you to be a sort of ad-critic. I understand that you're trying to take a Digg approach to ad-creation, but how else can that set you apart? Only Digg has been able to succeed on a really wide scale like that. But I do like the idea about a Wheel of Fortune menu selector. I would like to see this worked up in Flash or something to play around with. Do you have marketing experience? If so, how will you convey your experience to your followers? What will make them believe you?

This is the big problem with running a website dedicated to ad-creation, especially since you’re setting this up for you to be a sort of ad-critic.

I understand that you’re trying to take a Digg approach to ad-creation, but how else can that set you apart? Only Digg has been able to succeed on a really wide scale like that.

But I do like the idea about a Wheel of Fortune menu selector. I would like to see this worked up in Flash or something to play around with.

]]> By: Catherine Rodriguez http://courses.randyhoyt.net/200901/atec3361/abfsra/2010/02/22/behind-the-scenes/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Catherine Rodriguez Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:05:14 +0000 http://courses.randyhoyt.net/200901/atec3361/abfsra/?p=84#comment-23 Is this your site structure blog post? It sure does look like it -- so I'm going to leave a comment! You certainly have things detailed out as far as the content structure goes for your site. I'm even impressed that you are thinking about already including ads. I liked the link to the web award site and I will be going there later today to get some ideas for my own website. I can't wait to see your final "Creativity" logo and see that 180 degree thing in action. Great job so far! Is this your site structure blog post? It sure does look like it — so I’m going to leave a comment!

You certainly have things detailed out as far as the content structure goes for your site. I’m even impressed that you are thinking about already including ads. I liked the link to the web award site and I will be going there later today to get some ideas for my own website. I can’t wait to see your final “Creativity” logo and see that 180 degree thing in action. Great job so far!

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