Photography & Videography
Covers: wedding photographers, portrait photographers, commercial photographers, event videographers, drone photographers.
What your visitors will find
I build the pages your customers actually look for — not a generic template.
Portfolio
The most important page. Organized by category (weddings, portraits, commercial, etc.). High-quality images, fast loading.
About
Personal story, style, approach. Clients hire a person, not just a camera.
Services / packages
Clear pricing or "starting at" ranges. Investment guides.
Testimonials
Client reviews, especially for weddings and events.
Blog
Session features, behind-the-scenes, tips for clients
Contact / booking
Inquiry form, availability calendar, turnaround times
FAQ
What to wear, how sessions work, timeline for delivery, usage rights
A design that fits your brand
The work IS the design. Ultra-minimal frame that disappears behind the photography. Neutral, gallery-like presentation — the site should feel like a white-wall exhibition space, not a template.
Neutral backgrounds — white or black depending on the photographer's editing style. No competing color. A single muted accent for interactive elements at most. Avoid anything that shifts perceived color in the portfolio images.
Modern stack (system-ui sans-serif). Very light weight (300–400). Typography should be nearly invisible — functional labels, not design elements. Let the images carry all visual weight.
Your business tools, connected
I integrate with the platforms you already use — styled links, not embedded scripts. Your site stays fast and private.
HoneyBook
Contracts, invoicing, scheduling, client management. Very popular with photographers. honeybook.com
Dubsado
Similar to HoneyBook. Contracts, forms, invoicing, scheduling.
Pixieset
Client galleries and digital delivery. pixieset.com
Cal.com
For booking consultations or mini-sessions.
Ko-fi
For selling prints, presets, or digital products.
Compliance handled
I know the regulations for your industry so you don't have to research them.
Model releases
If featuring clients or subjects on the website (especially children), have a model release. Mention this during the design interview when discussing gallery photos.
Copyright notice
Add a copyright notice to the footer. Photographers own copyright by default, but stating it deters misuse.
Drone photography
If they do drone work, FAA Part 107 certification should be mentioned on the services page. Builds credibility.
Content that keeps visitors coming back
Full session or wedding features (with client permission), "what to wear" guides for different session types, behind-the-scenes of a shoot, seasonal mini-session announcements, tips for getting the most out of your session, venue spotlights (great for wedding photographer SEO), gear reviews, editing before/after.
Your industry calendar
I'll surface seasonal content ideas so your site stays timely and relevant.
- National Photography Month — Portfolio highlights, behind-the-scenes content, photography tips.
- National Camera Day — Gear spotlights, photography history, community photo walks.
- World Photography Day — Personal work, artistic vision posts, industry reflections.
Ready to build your photography & videography website?
I'll use everything above to build you a site tailored to your industry — the right pages, design, tools, and compliance from day one.
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