Over the years we’ve built hundreds of websites for photographers. When we started building photographic sites in around 2004-2005, most home users had smaller screen sizes than today usually 800 or 1024 pixels wide, usually CRT (Cathode Ray Tubes) rather than the LCD screens that we have today.
A ‘site map’ is a broad term that generally refers to the structure of a website. Depending on who’s asking, a site map can take many forms – but the real question behind “show me your site map” is: “What does your site need to do?”
We’re being asked more and more about iPhones, iPods and iPads and the compatibility of our photographers websites.
At the SWPP 2011 trade show in Hammersmith, we launched the first three of our template based sites – Aperture, Backscatter and Chroma. It is only a coincidence in the fact that they start with A, B and C – we are not going to go through the whole alphabet! (In fact the next one currently in development […]
Now we’ve returned from The Societies Convention 2011, we’d just like to say a quick thank you to everyone who visited our stand over the three days of the trade show. We’re starting to work through the new customers requests, and are looking forward to designing and setting up some excellent new sites for them.