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Client Website Launch

By |2022-10-13T11:02:37+01:00March 3rd, 2013|Categories: News|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

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Friday morning saw the launch of the Wendy Tea website – a site featuring glass artwork photography by Richard Flint Photography…. but there’s more!

The website itself was also developed and constructed by Richard Flint Photography in a package that delivered both the photography and the website to the client.

The website description on the website design page nicely sums up the client requirements :-

The Wendy Tea site uses audio, video and photography with additional features including a book format journal, social media integration, photo gallery and artwork sales pages to provide the artist with a stylish and artistic presence online. Created to promote and sell glass artwork, the website will also allow the artist to express creative ideas and artistic concepts.

The Wendy Tea website can be found at www.wendytea.co.uk

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WordPress Tuition

By |2017-03-13T11:46:50+00:00February 5th, 2013|Categories: News|Tags: , , , , |

WordPress website design and development for businesses, organisations, communities and individuals.

Running a website can be a lot of work but a Content Management System (CMS) like WordPress can ease the workload.  WordPress offers a very intuitive user experience but sometimes a little help can be useful to help learn the basics, solve problems or develop an idea that you’ve had. That’s were the RFP WordPress services comes in.

Whether it’s learning how to add posts or pages or adding extra security to a website, the WordPress service from Richard Flint Photography offers an easy pay-as-you-go option to developing the skills and experiences for running your own WordPress website. Maybe you just require some occasional technical backup to help as and when you need it or you might need a solution to a WordPress problem.

The WordPress service offers

  • WordPress Tuition
  • Website Development
  • Security Advice
  • Website Backup
  • Advice and Problem Solving

It’s a friendly service that offers you can use whenever you require any help with your website. Contact me for more details.

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Responsive Website

By |2017-03-13T11:46:51+00:00March 7th, 2012|Categories: News|Tags: , , , |

New developments are on the way that should improve the website viewing experience for tablet computer/smart phone users.

The website has been using the Onswipe service to make the viewing experience for iPad and Android tablet users much better, however i wasn’t happy with the layout or the user functionality that Onswipe provided. It didn’t really suit the website.

Plans are under way to make the website design responsive. That means that the site design will respond and adapt its layout to the device you are using. So far the results look impressive, giving a great viewing experience to iPad and mobile phone users.

The responsive design should go live within the next few weeks.

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SlideShowPro Progress

By |2017-03-13T11:46:51+00:00February 2nd, 2012|Categories: News|Tags: , , , , |

Editing the photo galleries in SlideShowPro

January saw the completion of the SlideShowPro gallery conversion process. All of the galleries are now powered using the excellent application’s media player and offer full screen viewing. You can view my review of SlideShowPro Director here.

Several of the galleries remain on the website but are not listed in the portfolio area. These second layer galleries can be accessed typing the word ‘portfolio’ into the website search box. This seemed to be a better solution than totally deleting the work from the site.

The galleries in line for further development are the portrait, single images and Norfolk project sections. More work will be added to these slideshows over the coming weeks.

The website has been getting some great feedback with clients and visitors impressed by the design and ease of use. One web designer even commented that ‘this is the way all photographers should have their website’.

The work continues! Refinements to text, layout and navigation are just some of the improvements made over the last few weeks, with more changes to come this month.

Finally, don’t forget to check out the new Tumblr blog 50mm for daily photo posts. All sorts of images, news and photography miscellanea posted there.

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