Outdated sites can make you look inactive. Keep your site alive. A neglected website sends the wrong message. Here’s how to keep it fresh: Update

People can’t fall in love with your work if they can’t see it properly. Blurry or badly lit photos make your art look worse than

Your site should support your art, not compete with it. Here’s how. DO:✔ Use clean, minimalist layouts✔ Make text easy to read✔ Make navigation intuitive✔

Not sure what to put on your art website? Start with the essentials: A solid artist’s website should include: Portfolio/Gallery – High-quality images of your

Social media is great—but it’s not your portfolio. A website gives you control. It’s your online gallery, your archive, your shop, your story. And it’s

Both social media and a website are important for visual artists—but they serve different purposes. Here’s a breakdown of how they compare and how to

WordPress is often promoted as a powerful, flexible website platform — and it is. But for many visual artists with little to no technical experience,