Welcome to TVPaint Community forums !

To celebrate the New Year and the 20th Anniversary of the TVPaint technology, TVPaint Développement is glad to present you with a new website: clearer, more intuitive and more informative (with solutions fulfilling your needs, new FAQs to answer your questions, etc...).

Here is the link : http://www.tvpaint.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Wow. Looks great. I love the light table/Cintiq graphic in the header. Sums up TVP perfectly!

Glad to see you appreciate it

Looks great!
I have one comment that I think could enhance the impression that first-time visitors might get from TVPaint--the animated GIF on the front page needs to be re-compressed so that the color dithering is not so obvious. The "try it" and "buy it" buttons would look better without the swimming dots, and the harsh right edge of the TVP logo is distracting. The animation itself is great, and I think that it's important that it be presented in the most professional way possible. I'd hate to think that people assume TVP works in 256 colors, or necessarily generates dithered outputs.
I'd never be so picky with anything except the front page image!
I love the colors, always.

Hope I didn't annoy/offend,
David

In fact, we had to compress some .gif in order to be sure they won't be too heavy on the website.

We're looking for a solution to display the banners, without losing quality and without having heavy files =)

Why not use HTML5 video for some great animated banners ?

Well, I don't care much about video banners, as long as the website doesn't scale down nicely - the design needs a browser window 1240 px wide, which is quite too much, otherwise it wouldn't display all content. (Yes, I'm an old school web designer.)

slowtiger wrote:Well, I don't care much about video banners, as long as the website doesn't scale down nicely - the design needs a browser window 1240 px wide, which is quite too much, otherwise it wouldn't display all content. (Yes, I'm an old school web designer.)

but would there be many (potential)TVP users browsing on monitors narrower then 1240?

i don't like sites that stay so narrow that they only cover one third of my monitor, leaving huge empty spaces on both sides.

Lots of people don't maximise their browser windows, especially those who work on computers all day long with several programs open simultaneously. In any case a well-designed website shouldn't use a fixed layout but one which scales with the window.

Satrip wrote:Why not use HTML5 video for some great animated banners ?

We thought about it, but it needs to completely re-write the website's code, and it would be really really long (we're working on the website since August !).

Moreover, we are not sure HTML 5 is perfectly supported by all the web navigator... I mean, it's a really new language, so we prefer to be prudent. Don't forget our website is our only store =)