It doesn't matter if you do all the error checking in the world, or if you have the most beautiful graphics, if your site or application design isn't usable, it's not going to do well. Get input and advice on usability and user interface issues here.
Yep, really nice, but as pickle said, that initial dot needs some way of enticing you to click. Also, the eye balls need some kind of text appear when you "mouseover" so you know which section you will be taken to. Same with the back button in the sections.
That dot needs something. Maybe a reflection, or shadow, or something that makes the user want to click it. And those eyeballs are freaking wild. But cool.
They nailed everything I would have suggested. It is very nice. I think that designer's websites are one of the few exceptions where this type of website is acceptable. I totally agree that you should be able to know what you're going to be taken to once you click on the eyeball though.
Whoa. At first I saw this ugly little dot and I'm like "What is this?"
That was extremely well done!
I'd just make the dot look better, or more appealing to click on. Maybe also have a company logo above it that moves out of the way come animation time.