A Website solution for the Tech-Savvy, Budget Conscious Artist Lots of the established artists I have designed for in the past don’t have the time or inclination to set up or maintain their own site. They’d prefer to pay me for peace of mind, which is absolutely fine. However, I know there are young artists, just coming into the professional…
In the past couple of years I have expanded into offering sites run on both WordPress and LightCMS – both platforms which allow you, the client, to edit your own website materials online by logging into a dashboard and navigating to the appropriate content area. I wanted to clarify the difference between the various options to help prospective clients decide…
My blog posts will be answering many of the questions I get, and the helpful hints I’ve gathered from nearly 15 years promoting artists and arts organizations as a web designer. Artists are an interesting paradox (and I’m allowed to say this as both my husband and I are performing artists!) – we are creative and sometimes driven individuals, but…
The internet is primarily a visual medium, which means the first impression people will get when they visit your site is what they SEE. Your clips sound great, I’m sure, but people LOOK first. Like it or not, they will intuitively judge your professional status based on your photos and the professional look of your website. Planning photos for performers’…
