OOOOOOOOO.

The hero box! That is so much different. that smilebooks flash thing doesn't
seem to offer alot of bang for the buck - just simple marketing benefit
statements -

Refocused on how easy it is to create one of those things in 4/5/6 steps
seems much better.

If you site is similar to smilebooks - this is actually a perfect type of
product to benefit from gradual engagement - let the user come in, upload
photos, write stories, format the whole thing - only when they want to save
it do they need to create a username/password - and only when they are
reading to have the book printed and bound do they need to enter some evil
form with billing/contact info - see Luke W's last chapter in web form
design on gradual engagement.

-w

On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 4:41 PM, Anthony Zeoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  I should have been more specific. It's the Hero box on the home page, not
> a flash splash page. We're trying to give the user some visual stimulation
> that they can create photo books. The current UI and visual assumes the user
> knows what a "photo book" is and uses the image to try to convey to the user
> that they may create one.
>
> However, I'm not a big fan of this.
>
> If you look at a competing site, http://www.smilebooks.com, you'll see how
> they display a flash module on the home page that rotates three images, each
> trying to tell a story. Family, wedding, female friends can create a photo
> book using the site.
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