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Well, I guess the website is quite good, graphically speaking.
However, if it is to properly represent your commercial (!) product, you should really try to get rid of all those spelling errors. They make the entire company look very unprofessional, which of course won't attract anyone to buy your product.
The program could use some polishing at least on the graphics parts, which is nowhere near that on the webpage. If you really want to market it, you should perhaps scratch your monetary reserves together and hire a professional artist to do some example graphics.
Please also consider that - compared to other "for the artist", affordable game creation sets, your set somehow lacks features. See http://www.conitec.de/a4info.htm for a wellknown example competitor product.
Also note that there are freeware programs with almost the same functionality as yours, so you should perhaps add on that, too.
Unlike b34r, I think it is okay to require Flash for a webpage, since nearly anyone has got it these days. You provide an installing link, and Flash is not all that heavyweight that it is a problem for non-broadband connections.
Also, consider that Flash (usually) gives a more consistent look across various browser brands than pure html.
However, I partially agree that the website looks some kind of overloaded. If you need animations outside the logo area, please only place them next to headings, not somewhere in the body of single items.
I do hope this did not sound too harsh.
It does not happen too often that 2 year - one man projects actually produce any output, and it is also much work to create a working website. Finally, not everyone has the courage to market his products afterwards.
So good luck on your endeavours,
Cheers,
- Wernaeh
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