I'll start by saying 
hi since I've not dropped by this forum in awhile now. :wave:<br />
Anyway here is my problem, I've just been learning on how to create interfaces and this is what I came up with eventualy.<br />
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<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.liquid2k.com/zxblaze/images/Interface_Ultimate.jpg">http://www.liquid2k.com/zxblaze/images/ ... timate.jpg</a><!-- m --><br />
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What is the best way to add this to a site?<br />
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- I read about image maps, but that seemed to take along time to load.<br />
- I attempted splicing it into a table but after a long time spent trying to get my brain round the idea of how I could do it, getting selections of where the buttons will be consistant seemed too hard, (so I thourght there must be a better way) <br />
A friend of mine suggested converting it into Flash5 but I'm not very experienced in that, so maybe I will have to come back to that idea. <br />
There are far more advanced interfaces than what I've got so how do the pro's do it? (is it just a case of me designing it badly?)<br />
Is there some sort of program which can splice it and create the code for you?<br />
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Ok I think I've asked too many questions already, so I hope you can help me
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- Btw I like the new post'icons they're :verycool:<!--content-->I'd go for Macromedia Fireworks on this.<br />
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I tried it on your preview, and got in under five minutes. It sliced the image into a number of smaller ones, and gave me a clean html file with the table in place. Links were all in place instantly.<br />
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You can Download <!--more--> a trial version at the Macromedia website if you 'd be interested<!--content-->Hey :wave: <br />
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Looks good.Try using few more colours.It looks a bit too bluish.And try ading some other effect to your text and the yellow is a bit too dark.<br />
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The best thing would be to slice it up or use image maps.<br />
.You can slice your images if you have Paint shop pro or Adobe photoshop 6.You can Download <!--more--> some software to slice ur images - Try Coffee cup image slicer - its a freeware <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.gemaco.de/softbox/ccslice.exe">http://www.gemaco.de/softbox/ccslice.exe</a><!-- m --><!--content-->
hi since I've not dropped by this forum in awhile now. :wave:<br />Anyway here is my problem, I've just been learning on how to create interfaces and this is what I came up with eventualy.<br />
<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.liquid2k.com/zxblaze/images/Interface_Ultimate.jpg">http://www.liquid2k.com/zxblaze/images/ ... timate.jpg</a><!-- m --><br />
<br />
What is the best way to add this to a site?<br />
<br />
- I read about image maps, but that seemed to take along time to load.<br />
- I attempted splicing it into a table but after a long time spent trying to get my brain round the idea of how I could do it, getting selections of where the buttons will be consistant seemed too hard, (so I thourght there must be a better way) <br />
A friend of mine suggested converting it into Flash5 but I'm not very experienced in that, so maybe I will have to come back to that idea. <br />
There are far more advanced interfaces than what I've got so how do the pro's do it? (is it just a case of me designing it badly?)<br />
Is there some sort of program which can splice it and create the code for you?<br />
<br />
Ok I think I've asked too many questions already, so I hope you can help me
<br /><br />
- Btw I like the new post'icons they're :verycool:<!--content-->I'd go for Macromedia Fireworks on this.<br />
<br />
I tried it on your preview, and got in under five minutes. It sliced the image into a number of smaller ones, and gave me a clean html file with the table in place. Links were all in place instantly.<br />
<br />
You can Download <!--more--> a trial version at the Macromedia website if you 'd be interested<!--content-->Hey :wave:
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Looks good.Try using few more colours.It looks a bit too bluish.And try ading some other effect to your text and the yellow is a bit too dark.<br />
<br />
The best thing would be to slice it up or use image maps.<br />
.You can slice your images if you have Paint shop pro or Adobe photoshop 6.You can Download <!--more--> some software to slice ur images - Try Coffee cup image slicer - its a freeware <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.gemaco.de/softbox/ccslice.exe">http://www.gemaco.de/softbox/ccslice.exe</a><!-- m --><!--content-->