Every Digital Photo Gallery account has access to an ever growing library of HTML5-based website templates, all of which look amazing when viewed on anything from iPads through to huge desktop displays. The graphical admin interface means you don’t need to know any code to design and update a site, but if you already have the skills, you have full control of the style sheets and custom jQuery libraries that each site is built with.

Watch the video to see just how easy it is to create a new website and see below for samples of a few of the templates that are available to all users right now.

http://www.andrewwhitton.com/

http://www.andrewkendall.com/

http://www.ifshotscouldkill.com/

http://www.dianaramos.com/

http://www.fairytalevegas.com/

http://www.andywillsher.com/

http://www.stuartleech.com/

http://www.conormcdonnell.co.uk/

http://www.dayhowarth.com/

http://www.mattrichardsonphoto.co.uk/

The relaunched www.rhysframpton.com is a great example of bringing an existing site design across to DPG.

Rhys already had a website, and while he was happy with how it looked there was no easy way for him to update it.

The DPG website builder is based around HTML, CSS and JavaScript so converting the site was easy. The whole rebuild only took a couple of hours and DPG’s automatic HTML generation and error checking ensured that the code quality increased dramatically.

Before – 59 Errors	After – 0 Errors

Updating the website is now simple and there is no need for Rhys to worry about repetitious tasks like resizing images or writing code. All he needs to do is log in to the admin section, upload his images and add them to the appropriate set.

The site also features new additions like a blog and image scaling, so that pictures look great whether they are viewed on a netbook or a 30-inch display.

RSS feeds are automatically created and updated, sitemaps are submitted to search engines and various other processes ensure that the website is easy to find.

Now Rhys is in control, he can forget about the tedious aspects of maintaining a website and spend more time taking fantastic photographs. I’m looking forward to keeping up with his latest work.

http://www.nataliebrewster.com/

http://www.philsharp-photo.com/

http://www.krisatomic.com/

http://www.amymuir.com/

http://www.timothycochrane.com/

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