Rich Internet Application: Create Your Own Ring

[possum4all]

Here's our latest Rich Internet Application project. We're pretty happy with the results and the client seems to be also. It was done in MX2004 Pro with AMFPHP. Fun stuff.

Rich Internet Application: Create Your Own Ring (http://cyor.newcitymedia.com/)


For a summary of the project. Click here:

Flash Rich Internet Application Project Information (http://www.newcitymedia.com/portfolio/cyor.html)

[whozie]

A+, good stuff.

[possum4all]

Thanks, Whozie.

[snapple]

Really liked it! Fast to load. I went through the "create your own ring" stage - very very nice work. Good to see remoting at work!

How come you cross over to html?

Regards, snapple :)

[Gibberish]

Nice I really like it. Easy navigation with a nice look and feel.

I would look into some clearer text. I noticed the blur mostly on the "your ring" section.

[possum4all]

How come you cross over to html?

To accomodate some of the database and ordering technologies we're using. :p

[possum4all]

Thanks, Gibberish. I'll look at the text. Probably not on a whole pixel.

[ohno6345]

Hi,

Nice looked good. Things, I noticed.

1) I would've liked a volume control or sound off button.

2) Not sure how this would be used or if it would be in a store, but if I was to buy a ring off the internet, I would need some kind of description to go along with the ring styles as I know little about rings.

3) When you click on "Edit a Ring", it goes straight to saying a success order this ring, before you make any choices.

Neil

[senocular]

also some images aren't centered; for example, a cross matte finish seems to be more in the upper left than others

Plus there is cut-off of selection arrows as you highlight different ring options in the top

... the success message also kind jumps a little in its last frame animating in and I wish button states remained down when selecting style, metal, width, etc... and... well not to be too picky ;) its very nice :D

[possum4all]

Thanks Ohno and Senocular. The target audience isn't the mass internet market at all. It's retail sales people who have been trained to use the system. Fortunately, that makes a lot of the usability issues a little simpler on the development side.

Senocular, I wanted active states for each section, too, but time ran out. :-)

I'll certainly look at some of these issues in version 2.0. Thanks for the feedback.

[senocular]

Senocular, I wanted active states for each section, too, but time ran out. :-)

I know how that is ;)