Boutique Caprice

[ain]

A fully content-managed site of Boutique Caprice, a jewellery retail store in Tallinn, Estonia. Relies on PHPObject Flash remoting.

More info on the project: BoutiqueCaprice.com launched.

[kshdzines]

Hello Ain...:-) I actually checked out both of your sites. I like how it stays on one page, and I love the colors of the "jewel" site (I'm kinda on the dark side designer type...:-). The only problem I had was the download...took quite awhile and I am on T5 (5mbs download), so I'm not real sure what the problem there is. If someone tried to view it with dial up, I'd say they would never see it. It could have been a delay in my system for some odd reason, but I tried a few other sites and had no problem. Just thought I would run that by you. Nice work!

[ain]

Hey, thanks for the comments. Was the speed issue there for both sites or just one?

[kshdzines]

Hey, thanks for the comments. Was the speed issue there for both sites or just one?

mainly the Jewelry site. That one seemed allot slower, but even the watch site stalled a tad. Once it connected, it seemed to work ok, tho.

[ain]

Alongside BoutiqueCaprice.com dev Flash SEO package has been released for backbone CMS making the site fully available on Google. See the records.

Official Press Release (PDF)
Press release at PRLog

[Chung Dha]

No speed problems here might be the difference of continents, cause I live in Europe. Boutique menu bottons are bit not nice to read. Seem you have either not embedded the font or you have chosen and odd number for the font size.

[ain]

No speed problems here might be the difference of continents, cause I live in Europe. Boutique menu bottons are bit not nice to read. Seem you have either not embedded the font or you have chosen and odd number for the font size.

Exactly because embedding fonts in Flash CS3 is seriously problematic and buggy, the menu doesn't have embedded fonts. The chosen font follows the guidelines of the Corporate Identity.

[ain]

Re speed: BoutiqueCaprice.com runs on flashbit.biz mirror in US so any speed issues can't probably be of a continental nature but rather a matter of a particular netsplit or backbone connectivity.