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Miami, FL (PRWEB) April 19, 2012

BlueMelon (http://www.bluemelon.com), has considerably extended the functionality covering the needs of professional photographers and artists who want to present and sell their work online. The recent enhancements include mostly selling functionality improvements, and design and usability upgrades. By redesigning its interfaces and configuration, the service has become yet more customizable while being even easier to setup than before. The most notable changes include :

extended selling functionality including complete de-branding, advanced pricing options, and multi-currency support
various custom-content pages which lift the service beyond a simple photo selling platform
major design improvements which result in a professional look

theme updates which further improve the already impressive customization options
a fast and professional stand-alone web-based service support system
a multitude of tweaks and improvements which turn using BlueMelon into a pleasant and comfortable experience

“The standard approach in the photo selling industry is to give the users a photography oriented web-shop to be used with a website, most of whose features you have no use for. We at BlueMelon aim beyond the standard approach and provide a platform that completely covers the photographers’ online presentation and selling needs – you get our product and get all you need without any irrelevant clutter.” said the BlueMelon CEO, Miroslav Liska when asked about the direction this quickly evolving platform is heading.

By default you get a homepage and various built-in pages with dynamic content, custom headers and footers. The homepage and the albums have been redesigned, and now provide an elegant and professional presentation interface for any photographer or digital artist. Given the increasing focus on touch-enabled devices, it is probably not surprising to learn that BlueMelon also provides enhanced mobile interfaces and swipe browsing functionality.

All that is great by itself, but it usually does not cover all of your presentation needs. This is why BlueMelon gives you the freedom of creating arbitrary custom-content pages, with custom SEO-friendly URLs. You can make use of the basic content management system or delve into the HTML and CSS level to get a complete control over what you present your potential customers.

Themes have also received further attention : new themes have been added and all of the existing themes have been re-designed to provide a more professional look. You can apply themes, not only to your homepage, but also to any of the album categories, and individual albums. This makes it possible for you to conveniently control the look of all the sections of your BlueMelon website without having to tamper with the CSS, although you can do that as well if you feel like it. Themes can also be exported and imported – significantly speeding up the setup of multiple accounts.

While anyone can be proud of using BlueMelon, there are cases when artists prefer a stand-alone website to present themselves in a more professional light. The complete de-branding feature coupled with the custom domain support serves for exactly that purpose. Combined with the single, package, and album-based pricing options as well as the advanced order approval system, the satisfaction is guaranteed for both : the online photography sellers and their customers.

Learn more about BlueMelon :

BlueMelon (http://www.bluemelon.com) is a Web 2.0 photo sharing and selling application extensively utilizing JavaScript for a flowing and seamless experience. It has been providing photo sharing services since the April of 2009. Its services have been rapidly developing with great attention to usability and customizability and are now considered top-quality of their kind. This feature-rich service is constantly gaining popularity around the world among both professional, and amateur photographers, as well as ambitious digital artists. Visit http://www.bluemelon.com for a free full-featured trial account, more information and the newest development.

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Nottingham (PRWEB UK) 16 April 2012

UK web hosting firm Heart Internet (http://www.heartinternet.co.uk) has announced the launch of SiteDesigner, their brand new website builder software giving customers the ability to design, publish and manage their website without any writing any code.

According to Heart Internet, SiteDesigner has been created to scale depending on the user’s knowledge and requirements. Beginners with no technical knowledge can use drag and drop tools to create a website quickly and easily, whereas experienced web designers can utilise advanced tools to speed up the process of building a website.

Starting at £5.99 per month, the software comes with web hosting included and over a hundred professionally designed templates for customers to customise to their own requirements using the drag and drop interface. Advanced features include direct access to the HTML and CSS, ecommerce functionality plus built in scripts such as contact forms, maps, social media widgets and image galleries. Heart Internet reseller customers are also being given the ability to sell SiteDesigner to their clients along with a 25% discount on the monthly price.

“We believe SiteDesigner is a major step forward for online web builder products” said Heart Internet director Jonathan Brealey. “Every pixel can be customised to the customer’s needs, and the easy to use drag and drop system makes building a beautiful website a reality for non-designers. Additionally, SiteDesigner can be used by professional website designers to speed up how long it takes to launch a great looking website.”

For more information visit [http://www.heartinternet.co.uk/website-builder/

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