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 Feedback, Please! (My Animated Business Logo) 
		
		
		
		Here it is in all its glory: 
	http://homepage.mac.com/tdsproductio...eTheater1.html (May take a moment to load.) Please give me some honest feedback! The idea behind this was to show motion (dynamic) and a bit of color, relating to television and film (in the spirit of color bars). The static logo will be a freezeframe of the animated one for use on business cards, etc. The animated logo will be used to front my productions, as well as the opening page of my website.  | 
	
		
 Cool!  I like it! 
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 I think it's pretty. 
	Thumbs up. :)  | 
	
		
 Stupid QuickTime never works on this PC ever!  :(   
	One of these days I'll get a new one. I am sure it is awesome Teresa.  | 
	
		
 Here's the static logo: 
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 Well, shoot.  I can't see either the animated or the static. 
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 Eek !!!  40.7 Mb  :eek:  
	...now downloading.... Only another 6 minutes to go.  | 
	
		
 Since you asked for feedback:  I dig the circular part, but I felt the words appeared so quickly that the effect used when they appear is completely lost.  I'd slow that down a tad. 
	The static version you posted isn't working.  | 
	
		
 I likey but I echo CP's comment above.   Put the circly part up a tad longer, or the words up a tad longer before they disappear.   It seems so ... sudden (maybe compare it to a logo just slowing the entire thing down, as it stands, by a second).  Also, 40MB is way too big for a front page logo, there's gotta be a way to shrink that down.    Otherwise, good work!  :) 
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 Yeah, I'd definitely agree with CP - and add that - from a marketing standpoint -  while the animation is cool, your company name doesn't stay static at the end; you may definitely want to land on it (because - as you're still a new company - name recognition is really important, and it's hard to stick it in people's heads if the logo doesn't stick around at the end of the animation for at least a few seconds.) 
	Also to Chernie's point, click-through data has shown that the longer it takes a page to load, the less people stick around to see it. This is not to say that you have to limit yourself to HTML - there's all kinds of great SEO for flash these days, and there are a lot of cool tricks you can do to improve loading - I'd recommend talking to a flash specialist for implementation. (I've got a crew of them if you need ideas.)  | 
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