How Not to Display Your Artwork on the Web

[Goldenavatar]

I came across this interesting, though a bit hostile, posting on the lines & colors blog a few days ago. It covered a good number of points I've been curious about as I got to working on my own website, and a few things I feel I may have totally overlooked. I figured I'd share it with you folks.

http://www.linesandcolors.com/2007/05/31/how-not-to-display-your-artwork-on-the-web/  

[AceCordellis]

Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant! I needed this type of information very much, since I am barely starting out in the world of the art business.  

[Szandrah]

Being a webdesigner I found this very funny indeed!  

[AceCordellis]

This thread deserves a bump to stay ontop. If not turned into a sticky.  

[Shinju Umiko]

I will probably never get around to making a site to host my "art" because, frankly, most of my brilliant ideas stay in my head in my lack of actual talent. Oh, but I do try. However, I found this article very interesting and it has facts that I recognise from surfing peoples art sites. A lot more people really need see this, and I might pimp it. Brilliant.

 

[Goldenavatar]

If you found that link to be helpful and insightful, feel free to check out the other parts at the following links:
How Not to Display Your Artwork on the Web
Part 1: Finding a web hosting provider
Part 2: Registering a domain name
Part 3: Building your web site
Part 4: Planning your web site
Part 5: Designing your web site
Part 6: Preparing images for the web

I don't know if I'll be able to update with additional ones, but the title link will be updated by the writer as he makes additional chapters.  

[The Striped Cow]

Hey thank you guys this links have come really handy I like web design aswell and this are helping.Thanks.  

[KonnorNoel]

Wow that was a pretty great article.  

[Jowad]

That was EXCELLENT