Hi,
I am considering designing a site where a user has an interactive image design process, and sometimes has a fork in the path they can take (i.e. do they want to do advanced image manipulation, or finish?)
I am using MagickWand for PHP to do the image manipulation, and want a really good cross- browser experience that works on browsers from ie 4 or 5 upwards (obv. Firefox, Safari, and Opera too)...
I am considering using HTML boxes that jump up on top of the content and ask the user what they want to do next (when they reach certain points). From a design POV, is this a good idea? will it work well with older browsers? (as lots of 'current' sites use them), and can anyone point me to a good guide for making a good implementation?
Thanks
I am considering designing a site where a user has an interactive image design process, and sometimes has a fork in the path they can take (i.e. do they want to do advanced image manipulation, or finish?)
I am using MagickWand for PHP to do the image manipulation, and want a really good cross- browser experience that works on browsers from ie 4 or 5 upwards (obv. Firefox, Safari, and Opera too)...
I am considering using HTML boxes that jump up on top of the content and ask the user what they want to do next (when they reach certain points). From a design POV, is this a good idea? will it work well with older browsers? (as lots of 'current' sites use them), and can anyone point me to a good guide for making a good implementation?
Thanks