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Shane and Andres discussed customizing a website using the Edgar template for Andres' photography business. They reviewed plans to enhance the site's user experience, including keeping a minimal, straightforward design with black-and-white navigation and color images, improving mobile responsiveness, and adding interactive elements like hover menus and gallery views. They also explored the possibility of integrating Andres' old blog into the new website and discussed the process for gathering and resizing images. Shane outlined a project timeline, proposed package options starting at $400-500, and explained the steps for onboarding and collaboration. Andres expressed interest in the proposal and timeline, indicating a preference for a flexible launch schedule by late April or early May. Both agreed to review the detailed proposal and questionnaire once provided, with Shane committing to send the materials within 48 hours.
Shane and Andres discussed the design approach for Andres's photography website using the Edgar template. Andres explained his preference for a straightforward, image-focused design with black and white elements, while using color images to showcase his work. He emphasized wanting a clean, simple layout without excessive text or calls to action, though he acknowledged the need for basic contact information. Shane agreed with the approach and suggested ways to customize the template to better suit Andres's vision, including potentially recording the discussion for future reference.
Shane and Andres discussed website design changes, focusing on maintaining a monochromatic navigation and background while adding subtle color for photos. They agreed to keep the current layout but improve the user experience by ensuring clients can easily navigate to the portfolio and see that it's a one-pager. Shane suggested using ShowIt code to prevent the navigation from being covered when scrolling, ensuring a seamless user experience.
Shane and Andres discussed website design changes, focusing on navigation and footer elements. Shane explained plans to keep the footer visible while allowing side navigation to scroll up the page. They agreed to add a hoverable menu section in the footer that would display all navigation links without cluttering the main design. Andres raised a concern about mobile functionality, prompting Shane to mention they would discuss a different mobile view approach later.
They agreed to consolidate information in the footer, including a photo, description, location, and a "Contact Me" button. For the mobile view, they decided to keep the navigation bar at the top and maintain a clean design with easily accessible galleries. Shane proposed adding a "Menu" option to the footer for better user experience. Andres expressed satisfaction with the mobile layout, particularly the gallery functionality.
Shane and Andres discussed the design of a website, focusing on the layout and functionality of portfolio galleries. Shane suggested adding an option for clients to view larger images by clicking on them, maintaining the sleek design while allowing for detailed browsing. Andres expressed uncertainty about the use of a travel page and sought creative ideas for its purpose. Shane recommended using the travel page as an FAQ section or to provide a preview of the working process.
Shane and Andres discussed website customization options, focusing on converting a section into an FAQ and process page while removing images. Andres expressed a preference for keeping the menu simple without a bio image, and mentioned plans to update his photography business Instagram page. They also discussed gallery views and the possibility of including social media icons for Instagram and Pinterest. Shane suggested using a small thumbnail image for the profile section instead of a larger bio image, which Andres was open to considering.
Shane and Andres discussed the process of resizing images for Andres's website, with Shane explaining the need to balance file size for fast loading while maintaining adequate resolution. They agreed on a two-week timeline for the website development, with Andres providing content and images within 48 hours of receiving Shane's proposal. Shane will create a client portal for Andres to access forms and questionnaires, and they discussed the possibility of reserving a week for intensive work on the website. Andres expressed interest in the process and agreed to review the proposal when received.