Just a decade or so back, creating a photography website would have been an intimidating and expensive task for most of us. After all, as photographers most of us tend to lean more towards the creative side rather than the seemingly complex world of CSS, HTML and JavaScript, all things you’d need a good handle on to have any success with website making.
Back then too, the mere though of building a website was enough to send many of us into a cold sweat and head off muttering our own ‘sacred’ script as we sought out keyboard wizards who could do the job for us. In my own experience, I remember employing the services of an expensive web designer in the early 2000’s and being beholden to them for maintenance and updates, a situation that was unsustainable after a while.
Fortunately, times change and there are now countless website and template providers out there geared towards photographers and to making the task of creating your own online portfolio, website, or even a print shop, seem like a
