Examples of sites made using WordPress, all based on customised standard themes:
www.countrysidephotography.org |
Key Features:
Photographic site.
- Stunning home page slider
- each refresh picks a set of 6 images from the library
- Simple to upload and categorise images
- Create galleries and automatically add images
- Allows the photographer to quickly add images
- No technical knowledge required
- 16 pages, of which 9 are user created photo galleries
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www.chalkevalleystores .co.uk |
Key Features:
Site promoting Chalke Valley Stores, shop PO, coffee shop and community centre
- User editable pages:
- rotas for volunteers
- special promotions
- individual pages
- Twitter and Facebook integration
- Email address capture and auto mail shot. auto twitter
- Full width background
- EU cookie directive support
- Excellent Google rankings
- 16 pages
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Key Features:
A comprehensive site for the Chalke Valley Sports Centre:
- Multi Club site under one banner
- each club has own logo, pages and events calendar
- Events calendar:
- multi club/ multiu location
- Email shot support:
- address capture
- specific sports interest
- auto mail shot.
- 20 pages
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 This is my own personal holiday sailing blog. Should I count it? Well I think so for reasons on the right. |
Key Features:
My own blog.
I’ve chosen to include it because it serves as good example of how you to go from zero to a working web site:
4 hours work resulted in:
- Site name registered, email address & web space created, theme chosen (Kvarken) and initial site going live.
- And thereafter updated online, usually via a mobile data link with new posts for new places visited.
- Email shot support:
- address capture & auto mail shot for each new post
- 4 pages, 35 blog posts and 150 images and 3 or 4 youtube videos
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This is my own personal holiday sailing blog. Should I count it? Well I think so for reasons on the right.