Web design has come a long way since the days of plain white pages with lists of blue links. Just think of the first website on the internet launched by Tim Berners-Lee in 1991, who began the digital revolution. More than 20 years have passed since then and it’s hard to imagine a life without internet. A lot has changed on many different fronts, one of them being web design. I selected a few photography blogs and using the Wayback Machine tool, analysed them to see how web trends have changed over the years.
Author: Nancy Young
Nancy Young is a passionate writer and blogger. She writes tons of inspirational articles on photography and web design, despite the fact that she is an economist by education. She is a part of PhotoDoto Team. Nancy believes in magic of written words to inspire and motivate.
There are so many rules and guides all over the web on how to create a proper blog that’s it’s really easy to get confused. However, if you consider yourself as a successful photography businessman, you should pay attention to this subject. In this article I don’t want to teach you how to create a blog and repeat a lot of words said before. So, today I’d like to have some fun and share with you 10 BAD tips for beginner photography bloggers. I hope that funny format of this article will help you to better remember essential things you should pay attention to and make sure that everything is alright on your blog. Note that following these bad tips will surely lead you to messing up your blog! Don’t follow them!
In today’s world websites play bigger part than a practical communication. They are supposed to drive attention, traffic and sales, especially in photography business. Fortunately for photographers, along with the development of the web, a lot of new opportunities have come into scene. For instance, a few years ago we could not even imagine a system that will allow us to create a functional nice websites without knowing how to code, but today it’s reality. In this article I’m going to determinate the top web design trends of this year and show how they can be useful for photography websites.
