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That looks nice, but the two background images - the chart and city - total about a MB in size. No big deal for broadband viewers but would be pretty slow loading for anyone on dial-up.
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It’s coming on great. Only thing with the background its a bit sharp, intense, bold, I cant think of the right word. It needs to be a bit faded or fogged as it takes over from the foreground.
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Thanks guys. I will work on the background. Need to put it through photoshop.
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