dirt29
06-29-2006, 10:55 AM
Hey everyone,
I am in need of a little guidiance regarding a Flash web site I am helping develop. Currently, the site works fine and is about 1.5mB in size. I have included a pre-loader to the front-page, and over a broadband connection it loads pretty quick(maybe 5 secs, at most). The issue is the client wants to add some animations into some pages on the site. When I did this, it added another 4+ megs to the size, thus bringing the overall load time up alot(probably closer to 30 secs) and for a web site it's unacceptable and thats not even considering people who are on dial-up.
If it were up to me, I'd say forget it and drop them, but it's not my call. Does anyone have any ideas on how to add the animations with out increasing the load time significantly? I thought about maybe placing the animations in clips and doing external loads? I've never done that, so if thats an option could someone lay out how you would do it?
Thanks in advance.
I am in need of a little guidiance regarding a Flash web site I am helping develop. Currently, the site works fine and is about 1.5mB in size. I have included a pre-loader to the front-page, and over a broadband connection it loads pretty quick(maybe 5 secs, at most). The issue is the client wants to add some animations into some pages on the site. When I did this, it added another 4+ megs to the size, thus bringing the overall load time up alot(probably closer to 30 secs) and for a web site it's unacceptable and thats not even considering people who are on dial-up.
If it were up to me, I'd say forget it and drop them, but it's not my call. Does anyone have any ideas on how to add the animations with out increasing the load time significantly? I thought about maybe placing the animations in clips and doing external loads? I've never done that, so if thats an option could someone lay out how you would do it?
Thanks in advance.