Back at the beginning of 2011 we wrote a post on our changing approach to Flash, which you can see here.

This follow-up post will cover some of the new additions we’ve made to our collection of galleries in the past 12 months.

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We’re being asked more and more about iPhones, iPods and iPads and the compatibility of our photographers websites. Read the rest of this entry »

At the SWPP 2011 trade show in Hammersmith, we launched the first three of our template based sites – Aperture, Backscatter and Chroma. It is only a coincidence in the fact that they start with A, B and C – we are not going to go through the whole alphabet! (In fact the next one currently in development is called Bayer – as in the colour filter array!)

We decided to use photographic terms for the template names as it seemed most appropriate, and in the whole these are giving us inspiration for the designs themselves.

Over the next few weeks we’ll be adding more to the collection, looking back over the hundreds of bespoke sites that we’ve built over the years for professional photographers and building more templates that are appropriate for all different genres and tastes. Read the rest of this entry »

This is an announcement for those Phosys customers who use the web-app (online editor) to update their websites.

On Monday we launched our new web-application which has a host of new features, some upgraded utilities and a new design. The update went smoothly and with minimal disruption to the service. Here’s a run-down of what we’ve added… Read the rest of this entry »

We’ve not been idling over the summer, we have been incredibly busy despite the credit crunch! I must firstly apologise for not keeping the blog up to date. There is a new version of the Windows software on the downloads page that has some minor feature enhancements, and a new version of the web-based software will be available next week.

Also on the downloads page are new versions of the manuals. They are much more comprehensive and tell you in detail how to complete many of the tasks that you might normally call support about.