After the popularity of the first website critique, Karl will once again be reviewing members online photography portfolios. He will be discussing what makes a good website, how to select your best images and what information you should include.

Often the first point of call for potential customers, a photography website is the ideal place to make a good first impression, and with numerous website hosting options available, creating a photography website has never been easier.

Gone are the days when you needed a web developer or hundreds of hours to design a good website. With many different website builders now available, anyone can create their own website in just a few hours.

However, in order to design a good photography website there are a few key things to keep in mind. This is exactly what Karl will be discussing in this chat show, as he reviews a number of members’ websites.

He will be covering a number of different aspects relating to creating photography websites, such as:

• Members’ website reviews
• What makes a good website
• Determining your audience
• Collating your best work
• Resizing images for web
• What information to include

These are all key points that will help create effective websites that display your work in the best possible light.

As usual, Karl will be answering your questions live, so make sure to join him on 12th May to learn more about developing your own effective photography website.

To join us for this live show, make sure to sign up to Karl Taylor Education. In addition to this live chat show, you’ll also be able to access all of other photography classes and live shows.

To watch the first website critique live show, click here.

In this live chat show Karl will be discussing what makes a good photography website, how to select your best images and what information you should include.

Squarespace Websites

Squarespace Cover Pages

Squarespace Overview Page

Preparing Your Images For Web