LayerSpace websites tour: 4 - secure client areas
Multiple websites. Password protected.
With one of our multi-Space plans you have the facility to set up multiple self contained websites. These can be kept entirely separate, linked together or a combination - it's up to you.
With the password option you can keep all the images on a website or in a gallery private.
This means you can create a new website for every client or even every shoot and give each client their own secure image viewing area. Add LightBox online proofing and your customer interaction experience is complete!
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• New CMS - you can now arrange the menu in any order you like
We are pleased to announce the introduction of our redesigned content management system. We have...
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• New feature - move images between galleries
We have just added a new feature to the content management system. In response to several requests...
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• Kodak bankrupt it's the end of an era
I felt a twinge of sadness today on hearing the news that Kodak have filed for bankruptcy...
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• Merry Christmas!
The team here at Layerspace would like to wish all our customers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy...
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• New mobile site for all our customers
Our elves have been beavering away and have come up with a new design for the mobile version of all...
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Testimonials
"This is great. I'm really impressed. It's arguably better than my current custom-built site"
Simon Stanmore
www.interior-photo.co.uk
"I am super impressed ... never knew I could do this, well done on such a great neat concept."
Greg Bartley
www.gregbartley.com
"I've been really pleased with it all - my save to upload process is now minutes and used to be hours!"
Fi Morse
www.fimorse.com
"Having received feedback from people, they have unanimously agreed that the look is clean and uncluttered, and I am now starting to get business as a result. Many thanks for providing something easy and intuitive to use".
Richard Sanderson
www.rtsphoto.co.uk
