can you give me some ideas for my online catalogue?

[trabucles]

the average visitor resolution to the catalogue es expected to be 1024x768, I just added an animation made in AE and some random info, what else you think I cand add or substract?

http://www.gomezluis.com/gnutrition/

[Templarian]

center it, and those top buttons don't really fit in.

[BlueEyedMonster]

Honestly, it kinda seems like the functionality is there because it can be, rather than because it should be. It looks like a lot of flash sites that gave flash a bad name about 5 years ago (and I'll readily admit I've been guilty of it too.

I think if you're going to have the left top animation thing, the bottom menu shoudln't scroll. That and the cut outs of those bottles don't look right.

[will roberts]

Make a contact form for the contact page, you should never use mailto:

Its great that you have the videos working to promote the products but it just doesnt fit right. Maybe its because they just cut out with no warning i dont know..

You should have a mute button for the videos too or a stop button.

Tbh all of that site could have been done in html and didnt need to be flash and it just looks all thrown together.

I would get a pen and paper and lay it out properly

[tommythewolfboy]

It's not working for me I'm afraid. A bit too rudimentary and simple in appearance. Sorry.
Also, as Will said, the vast majority of this could be done in xhtml/css, so why not use that?
If most of the products have a white background, then best that you place them on a containing area which also has a white background - white boxes around each product image on a red background just looks cheap and unprofessional. Either that or take each photo into photoshop and lose the white background.

[Pasquale]

ditch the glows and bevels and change the shade of red.

[doctor_funk]

Mmmmm optimum nutrition whey protein! MmmmMMMM!!! :P

Very, very slow and unusable. A good exploration into Flash if it's your first site, but not a showpiece by any degree. Keep at it.