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thanks Chris and Gail I think that right click protect ( used to be a little javascript) is important to keep the "honest" honest..... I am, still at this point (although using Adobe products) imbedded in the PC world. if that has any bearing on the suggestions.. Also, I have spoken to my tech guy (nephew) and it seems he prefers to do something from Wordpress because of wider range of templates and coding options. I am not sure where we will go for server space hosting... currently I have the domain names secured, thats about it... so as far as the nuts and bolts of the project, I will go with his tendencies and adapt.. (hopefully I won't have to learn too many nuts and bolts) My personal initial concern is concept and appearance and navigation. Ideas. so I am hoping to gather together links to Cool sites that look and flow well and keep viewer interest. I would like to point to feature of any of these and say... "can we do something similar, but....." and " I want to use this for the splash page , maybe an animated logo, and have it do this, and link to these", etc..... I would like to avoid the traps that cause folks to loose interest and leave... any pointers for these ideas are helpful. and largely it should allow folks to access a shopping cart to be able purchase originals and repros, along with pages about freelance work and commissions.. Not too much to ask, no ?/ ha ha the best thing I can do right now is to process images of the art and illustrations I have and that might/will use into web sized and prepared versions... systematic enough, I can do that in Photoshop... I will continue to look for suggestions here and on the FB page, and hope to have some good conceptual ideas and maybe like a storyboard? worked out for when my nephew comes up to the studio in a couple days... I'll keep you posted as to progress... thanks for the help , all.. Stephen On 10/22/2017 2:08 PM, Chris Gralapp wrote: > Hi Gail, > > Yes, I also made a site in Adobe Muse, as well. I found it a bit more > challenging, and when I made mine they didn't support responsive > design. I have apiece of html code that I inserted to effect the > right click protect in my Muse document. > > Here's the Muse one: > > http://www.chrisgralapp.com/ > > > > On 10/22/2017 11:01 AM, Gail Guth wrote: >> >> Interesting, Chris, I will explore this! I am using Adobe Muse right >> now, also no coding and very simple to use (drag-and-drop, works like >> InDesign really), but I like the idea of the right-click protect! >> >> Here's my site, Stephen: >> >> www.guthillustration.com >> >> -Gail >> >> >> >> >> >> On 10/22/17 1:47 PM, Chris Gralapp wrote: >>> Hi Stephen, >>> >>> A couple of weekends ago I used Adobe Portfolio (part of the >>> Creative Cloud) to build this little, fully responsive site. It is >>> super-minimalist, but that seems to be a trend these days. The fewer >>> click and menus the better. As with any website, it is never done, >>> and needs some embellishment, but I wanted to prove to myself that I >>> could make a website in a day using only my very rudimentary >>> skills. There are some good tutorials online about how to assemble >>> a site in Pf, and --no coding needed! I love that it automatically >>> designs in the responsiveness so your site will display well on >>> almost any device. And! One thing I really love is the >>> Right-Click Protect, so pirates are somewaht deterred by not being >>> able to lift images right out of my site. >>> >>> Adobe Portfolio is dead simple to use for a simple website >>> >>> www.bioluminix.com >>> >>> Chris >>> >>> On 10/22/2017 9:53 AM, Stephen DiCerbo wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> Hi fellow illustrators and artists ! >>>> >>>> >>>> I am currently looking forward to developing a real internet >>>> presence starting with building a website. >>>> >>>> I am hoping that by looking at other websites in the Illustration >>>> and fine art fields that I might be inspired and/or get ideas about >>>> what to include and make part of my own site. >>>> >>>> do any of you have favorite sites, or might like to give me the >>>> link to yours to help get the creative juices flowing? >>>> >>>> thanks in advance ! >>>> >>>> >>>> Stephen DiCerbo >>>> >>>> ________________________________________________ >>>> >>>> Need to leave or subscribe to the Sciart-L listserv? 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Follow the >> instructions at >> http://www.gnsi.org/resources/reviews/gnsi-sciart-l-listserv >> > -- > >^..^< > > *Chris Gralapp*,MA, CMI, FAMI** > > Medical/Scientific Illustration > > eyeart at chrisgralapp.com > > chrisgralapp.com <http://chrisgralapp.com/> > > > > > ________________________________________________ > > Need to leave or subscribe to the Sciart-L listserv? Follow the > instructions at > http://www.gnsi.org/resources/reviews/gnsi-sciart-l-listserv > Need to leave or subscribe to the Sciart-L listserv? Follow the instructions at http://www.gnsi.org/resources/reviews/gnsi-sciart-l-listserv