There is much to do here....
We are assuming a MINIMUM of 800x600 resolution on the client screen, with 256 colours being ok (we will build to full colour I think, with websafe colours wherever possible). We are bundling IE5 on the disk, but will ensure it looks ok in Netscape v4 browser as well. If the client has anything less, we will <politely> suggest they upgrade.
The original puzzle motif was in the shape of Oz - the puzzle pieces are great, scrap the map of aust - mutate the design into an artistically (unlike the stuff that follows) arranged part of a jigsaw and you have a motif that can be re-used all over the place. Embed (graphically (in overlay or similar - just a hint..) the 'GT' and use the puzzle as one way around.
Detect Screen Determines what
browser you have, offers download of IE5 and plugins, provides option
of HTML or FLASH intro |
Intro Screen Video intro, preambles, option to goto content or view credits/greets |
Credits and Greets Screen presents credits, sponsors and greetings or to content |
Screen1
: Main Area Screen
From here, we branch to the major section screens, view credits, replay intros? Dimensions here |
Screen1.5: Section Screen mouseover makes
adjacent puzzle mosaic "come to life" with images about
that section, greyiny out other 4 sections. On mouse click on that
section, puzzle mosaic becomes an image-mapped menu - each leading
to a screen 2? |
Screen2: A content screen The popup for the graphic launches at 500x375 - meaning our full size graphics are that size also - thumbnails are resized by height and width in the table specification |
Section Index Screen |
lThe puzzle piece thingy lends itself to the use of many images (powerclipped in place). It could be an animated gif or mouseovers that do things in an interesting way depending on where you point. You can link to a pre-drawn puzzle piece as a .cdr file (13kb), alternatively, chuck that away and start again .Puzzle mosiac starter here (6k) The TERRACE Crest as a CDR is also available here We could also extend the puzzle texture out from the logo to 'bleed' it into the surrounding page. |