website reviews
Website Reviews
- Andrew Bennett (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- A lot of Austin pride is shown right away
- The pictures on his page show a wide variety of the type of photography that Andrew can shoot.
- Although the page shows a big variety of styles, the editing makes them all seem more cohesive.
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Has some boring portraits that shouldn’t be featured at the top.
- No pictures of the actual photographer
- Doesn’t give a direct email, just social media
- How many tabs/drop downs are on the site?
- 7 tabs
- How many photos are in their portfolio?
- 69
- Sara Jordan (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- Has a big variety of styles
- Includes an about sara tab
- Very minimalistic and modern
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Too many drop downs
- Dj
- Fjd
- How many tabs?
- 18 drop downs
- SO MANY PHOTOS
- Sarah Jordan (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- Very family orientated
- A more local based establishment
- Provides a video that explains and showcases the many different occasions that sarah shoots
- 3 things I don’t like:
- Sarah is limited to only family oriented photos
- Not enough visuals on her home page
- Doesn’t show her name is big letters
- How many tabs?
- 21
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- Too many to count
- Sara Lopez (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- The characters “Alexander and the Kid” are based off of her own kids
- Cute artsy design
- Cohesive colors
- 3 things i dont like:
- Not a big variety
- Kind of pricey
- Doesn’t offer that much
- How many tabs?
- 11
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- 200+
- Korey Howell (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- Immediately tells you what her product is
- Gives you the option to book right away
- mature (?)
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Looks like a basic design
- Design isn’t appealing and could reflect negatively on her photography
- Specializes in headshots only, not a big variety
- How many tabs?
- 5
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- Too many to count
- Alex Hopes (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- So…. many…. Dogs
- Immediately shows off some of his work
- Local
- How many tabs?
- 7
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- Too many to count
- Julia Vie (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- Mature design
- Artistic
- Good layout
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Pretty mature
- Basic
- How many tabs?
- 9
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- Too many to count
- Jessica Doffing (Austin, Texas)
- 3 things i like:
- Does hospital shoots, i've never heard of it
- Very natural
- Family orientated
- Offers tutorials for new photographers to help them
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Tabs are jumbled together
- How many tabs?
- 6
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- 200+
- Brandon Woelfel (New York)
- 3 things i like:
- Simple
- Quick and straight to the point
- Artsy photography
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Not a big variety
- Restrictive design
- Restrictive style
- How many tabs
- 4
- Number of photos in their portfolio?
- Too many to count
- Ryan Edy (everywhere)
- 3 things i like:
- Shoots for athletic companies
- Makes each individual photo interesting
- Commercial
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Kind of hard to use his website
- Lags a lot
- Not a lot of variation in his photos
- How many tabs?
- 4
- How many photos in his portfolio?
- 58 photos
- Dave Hill (Los Angeles)
- 3 things i like:
- A big range from traveling to car shoots
- Simple editing
- Interesting pictures
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Hard to work with his website
- Has his traveling pictures mixed with his car pictures
- Too many tabs, should minimize the tabs
- How many tabs?
- 25 tabs
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- So. many. Pictures.
- Timothy Hogan (Los Angeles, California)
- 3 things i like:
- Simple design
- Previews some of his best work when you wave the mouse over the selected tab
- Really really frickin good still life pictures
- 3 things i don’t like:
- Only can see one picture at a time
- Hard to work with his website
- Not that much content on his website
- How many tabs?
- 11 tabs
- Number of photos in portfolio?
- About 9 different folders (two of them are locked)
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