Slow Web object

Just checked out your example and I didn't see any excessively slow loading animations. The ones you've labelled as being slow did take half a second longer to load than the first animation but that's all. I'm assuming the slower ones have larger filesizes? I checked using Chrome and Firefox.

Hi Vit!  I saw the same as David with the HTML5 output in Chrome.  The 3 "bad" ones showed a loading animation (blue squares) for a second, but the animation played normally from that point.  I hosted your output here using Tempshare (it'll expire in 10 days).  The HTML5 output will be supported in only Chrome and Safari.

When I viewed in IE, the Flash output loaded and I did see the loading time was a bit longer.  It looks like the animations were created with Adobe Animate.  What kind of settings are available when you create that object?  Should that object behave different in HTML5 output versus Flash output?

Hello,

thank you for the response. You´re right, the loading is probably caused by the size of animation in HTML5. Can you tell me, if is normally, the animation in HTML5 is several times bigger than original animation in flash (we don´t have expirience with this and for production of animations use the subcontractor)?
And one more question, how to "force" Articulate to create or export story line (training) to always get a few slides forward while browsing and avoid slowing when viewing animation?

Thanks a lot!

Hi there, Vit.  I actually saw better performance with the HTML5 output in Chrome.  I think because those last 3 animations include interactivity and a larger file size, they'll take a little longer to load.

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