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Change the image size (be sure to select the correct interpolation method) and select "Save For Web & Devices" - you can select the format & level of compression here.

Without a url where we can check it out, it's kind of tough to say exactly, but PS does use tabled layouts for its galleries that I would consider the most likely cause. Try converting the tables to css <div>

I agree with both previous comments :: #menu a:visited {needs work} ;) Looks good overall; keep it up!

This is a flash gallery (as designated by the "swf")- I'm not sure about where you could find one like it, but it would be really simple to set up with a little bit of actionscript. Load image url from xml -> timer based fl.transitions (alpha tween) - I'm sure you can probably find a...

PS is for image manipulation, not multimedia, so there's no way to do that... Look for a javascript or flash mp3 player- but PLEASE don't embed music into your site...

It sucks :eek: - sorry. The visual design has absolutely no flow- color combinations are distracting & don't work. The site is fundamentally flawed, using images laid out with tables when the site should be <coded> in xhtml & css. Also frames based when there is no reason to use frames...

Definitely keeping it simple, but I'd say that this site carries the approach to the extreme. As a site promoting web design, I'd think you'd want to go for a bleeding edge web 2.0 style, not a 90's throwback... Recommendations: 1. scrap the tables- css layouts are the only way to go for a...

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Yep. xHTML = content, CSS = layout, javascript = functionality

You'll have to be more specific... Of course there's a way to load external graphics, but the method will vary based on which version of actionscript you're using to program the site.

1. Since you're using DW, the easiest way to change this is to change the file name (F2 or right-click)- DW will check for dependencies and make changes as necessary. 2. With regard to using frames :eek: , don't use them.

You WILL need some sort of server-side script (asp, java, php, ruby, whatever) to make the form work. php is open source & installed on most servers, so I say wetgravy's right on this one. Go with a php script in your page.

Where there's a will there's a way. It sounds like the actionscript may need to be rewritten, but it's kind of hard to say for sure without a sample of your code...

Yeah ^ Frames are great for photos but terrible for web sites... ;) Voodish is right- IE has a funny way of working with div height. Try setting the div height to 1% (I love Holly!)

I was relieved to see that this post wasn't actually promoting designing with tables... As a rule, always avoid using tables for layout. Use them for data display only & you'll be ok...:cool:

Well, if the images load, but are limited, it's got to be a limiting variable in either your actionscript or php... Since the php script you posted here just returns a list foreach() without constraint, I assume the limitation is in the swf.

Amen ;) the css rollovers are not only light-weight & easily customized, but also work when js is disabled

Really just depends : - If you're familiar javascript go with Laszlo, jQuery, MooTools, or Prototype. - I'm more familiar with actionscript, so of course I recommend the Flex SDK. You could develop the app using any of the above frameworks.

Looks great!:D Only thing I really found was that you need to add alt text for your images, especially if you're using an image map for navigation ;)

I heard somewhere it's best practice to separate content from display from functionality...