Posted by Audrey Rice on February 8, 2011 at 8:11 PM
I can’t believe we are two months into the new year already. I hope 2011 has been good to you thus far. As for me, I’ve been busy with my new job, and redesigning my photography website - hence no time to post any new photos. The old site was nice, but hard to update, hence the decision to redesign – plus, I needed to brush up on my HTML and CSS skills which I hadn’t used in a few years.
So here it is, the link to my new Photography site: http://www.audreyricedesigns.com. Please take a look and let me know your thoughts, positive or not-so positive, all constructive criticism is welcome.
I plan on updating it every so often, so please check back from time to time.
Really nice work - both on the website and the images themselves.
I'm impressed that you designed the website yourself.. I don't have either the skills or the patience!
Looking forward to your posting some images again!
Cheers!
Sandy
Posted by Paul DeCesare on February 8, 2011 at 10:32 PM
Audrey, it's very well done. I know exactly where I am in the navigation at any given point, which is my biggest gripe about photographer's websites... the navigation is weird and you dont know where you are or if you have seen everything. Yours is spot on!
My only gripe and this has nothing to do with you: the Apple vs Adobe war... it's a Flash-based presentation so 20 million people can't visit your site with an iPhone or iPad (including me). But on my desktop it's a winner.
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3 repliesSo here it is, the link to my new Photography site: http://www.audreyricedesigns.com. Please take a look and let me know your thoughts, positive or not-so positive, all constructive criticism is welcome.
I plan on updating it every so often, so please check back from time to time.
Thanks for looking!
I'm impressed that you designed the website yourself.. I don't have either the skills or the patience!
Looking forward to your posting some images again!
Cheers!
Sandy
My only gripe and this has nothing to do with you: the Apple vs Adobe war... it's a Flash-based presentation so 20 million people can't visit your site with an iPhone or iPad (including me).
I noticed that you sell images but require people to email you rather than giving a price and link on the page. Do you get many takers that way?