Flash website I am working on.

[FlameEX]

Hey guys. I am using the flash exporter to create my own site. One section of the site is for a fangame I am currently making.

I don't know html, so this is the first time I've really made a website and I was wondering if you could critique it and give me advice for the web design to improve it and make it more visually attractive for my viewers; Something that wouldn't lag in the runtime while browsing the site, but still within MMF limits.

http://netcolony.com/flame/SonicBlackout/

You can control the character with arrows and jump with space bar in the main menu btw.

[Ryan]

I don't have any specific criticism, it's laid out well, easy to navigate, and everything is where you'd expect to find it.

I wouldn't recommend getting too attached to Flash websites though, google and similar search engines can't index any of your content, which means you're pretty much relying on you're page title for all google redirects.

They're useful for visual intensive sites, such as your game, but not much else. Most flash sites also have a html equivalent for mobile phone users or people with slow connections.

[nivram]

Hi Blade. Nice site and I like the layout. Looking good.

Marv

[DavidN]

It's nice to see MMF2 being used for more unconventional sites like this, which combine small amounts of gameplay with site content. The Sonic engine is pretty complex to pull off, so it's also encouraging that it seems to be convertible to Flash without issues!