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Which of these two Photography templates do you prefer?
Hey, After some negative feedback of my current site (still under development), I am starting to doubt whether I chose the right template. Now my attention goes towards another one too. The purpose is a presentation of photography works. What do you guys think? My current layout: http://www.asp-photo.com Or this one: http://www.pexetothemes.com/demos/expression_wp/ *Sorry for the redirection problem in the last link.
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SEO in jQuery page, hopeless?
Well it does not really answer my SEO question. Anyhow, I've removed the landing page, but I think it comes down to people's own perception of what looks the best, and I have an idea that this design catches a lot of attention. But if you have some suggestions to better photography templates then i'll gladly listen, I'm still quite new to this.
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SEO in jQuery page, hopeless?
Thanks Jason, the images are located here http://asp-photo.com/gallery_all.html. The reason for putting the images in the .JS is because the gallery requires their location and information in order to show them. I.e: {image : 'img/gallery/asp_mui_ne_cows.jpg', thumb : 'img/gallery/thmb/asp_mui_ne_cows.jpg', title : "Towards the sun", category : "Nature", url : 'www.asp-photo.com ', date : '2011', description : '<p>BLABLA </p>'}, So if I create a fall-back page where the pictures are just in the HTML, will it help the SEO of the entire page or just the fall-back?
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SEO in jQuery page, hopeless?
Yes it is a little slower but with the increasing network speeds I think it's just a matter of a few seconds. The big problem is that I find it impossible to make great photo galleries without using some javascript. Anyhow, do you guys have a recommendation for what I can do if I want to keep the jquery page, but still benefit from some SEO? Would it work to make a very simple HTML version and attach it to the site somewhere?
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SEO in jQuery page, hopeless?
Hey guys, Im just starting out with HTML5 and this is the first jQuery page I'm working with. However I saw the result coming out quite nice until I ran into the process of optimising the site for search engines. http://asp-photo.com As you may see 95% of my page is jQuery. This was a choice based on the cool movements and looks I could not get without it. However it looks like all the jQuery content is non-indexed by the search engines? I would especially like to index my pictures but they are located in a .js gallery as well. Is it a lost cause or are there tweaks out there I can make use of in order to make it happen?