Alan Eckert Photography
“I chose the Smooth Dark design after reviewing all the available Sandvox designs and some third party designs as well. Its muted dark gray background allows the photographs to stand out and its uncluttered design facilitates viewer navigation around the site.” — Alan W. Eckert
Ron Brunsvold Photography
“I am using a third party plug-in for Sandvox that matches my needs perfectly. I looked at a lot of other sites before finally deciding on the look and layout that I wanted.” — Ronald Brunsvold
Øynes Konsult
“Det er enkelt å lage en god og tjenlig hjemmeside. Dette er også viktig slik at jeg lett kan oppdatere siden.” — Geir Øynes
Problem Solved DPP
“The raw HTML and code injection features of Sandvox, allow for a lot of design to be done without a lot of coding knowledge, but still leaves it open for custom additions to the site.” — Jason Phillips
www.peteroneil.com
“Using Sandvox gave me a concrete reason to learn some html and css code and better understand graphical design. Thanks!” — Peter O'Neil
Michael Enfield
“I've compiled a sampling of my work, some of which you may recall having seen somewhere, sometime.” — Michael Enfield
Distinctive African American Art
“The Sandvox design I used is elegant and simple; it shows art very well. The menu design is intuitive, and works by the artist can be displayed in a collection. Like all Sandvox designs, this one is easy to update as inventory changes.” — Scott Kisling
natupho by Hermann Kraemer - nature photography and more...
“The particular design gave me the possibility to enlargen it a bit and to support my photographic artwork with its reduced color scheme.” — Hermann Kraemer
black sweater art
“Smooth Dark was the template design I used for my black sweater art web site. The template is set up to highlight photographs by darkening all the surrounding space using various shades of gray. The final effect dramatically increases the color and luminosity of photo images.” — George F Mayfield
Visual Valhalla
“I use a customized version of Night Breeze. The dark background brings out the colors of the photographs and reduces distractions. The blue/green/white color theme projects a soothing mood to the viewer.” — Andrew Soh
