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Create animations coming in as soon as the
website is opened. Have animations build up the page. Have most buttons be
interactive as you hover and click on them. Animations can play idly in the
background at a very subtle pace where it doesn’t become too distracting to the
viewer.
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Placing on slideshow on the homepage showcasing
the creator’s best pieces to put up front. The slideshow could even be more
heavily animated by having the pictures vary in opacity depending on where the
mouse’s cursor is placed. Once there is some interest on a certain piece, the
browser can then click on the image and it would take them directly to where
the piece is archived or to an alternate route towards one gallery, demo reel,
site map, etc.
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Having the home page designed to fit specific needs
to the browser, depending on what their business is. Have the UI clean and
easy-to-use, like an information kiosk and have the user be asked direct
questions as to what they would like to see and at a brisk pace.
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Have the user “role-play” as if they’re going to
a show with some other characters a part of the website. Have them immerse
themselves into the world that is forged before them, like having them go into
a movie premiere showcasing all of the creator’s best pieces. And if the user
wishes to see more about the creator, they can go “backstage” to see their
contact info.
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Create a highly interactive UI almost like a
video game’s way of doing so. Buttons would play sounds and music. Animations
would play idly in most places even to the point of there being a futuristic
feel to it. Apply lots of polish to make almost everything capable of being
interacted with, regardless of how mundane it may be. (i.e. having boxes swing
gently as the cursor passes them).
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