Gallery organization suggestions??

Look here: www.barleypfieffer.com Click portfolio/residential/any project.
You'll see our current layout. The last web designer has each and every image
as a different webpage. When we're trying to add new projects and update
current projects just takes entirely too long.

I'm open to suggestions for how to organize these galleries? We have hundreds
of photos and we really are wanting to have ONE .html page per project. Not
twelve or what not. As well as make it as simple as possible to add new
projects and update current projects for now and future web administrators.

Any help would be great. Thanks,
Lorne

Look here: www.barleypfieffer.com

Nothing there.

oh sorry it's

http://barleypfeiffer.com/

Address not found.

Sounds like a job for www.JAlbum.net This Photo Gallery software makes
thumbnails and html pages for you. Lots of skins to choose from. CSS is
customizable, or you can use an iframe and drop the Photo Gallery index page
into your site that way. It can easily handle several hundred optimized
images. I publish 150 images per month to one site. It takes about 30
seconds to generate the gallery in JAlbum. It's free but the developers
happily accept donations.


--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com





"lorne17" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Look here: www.barleypfieffer.com Click portfolio/residential/any
project.
You'll see our current layout. The last web designer has each and every
image
as a different webpage. When we're trying to add new projects and update
current projects just takes entirely too long.

I'm open to suggestions for how to organize these galleries? We have
hundreds
of photos and we really are wanting to have ONE .html page per project.
Not
twelve or what not. As well as make it as simple as possible to add new
projects and update current projects for now and future web
administrators.

Any help would be great. Thanks,
Lorne

Looks to me like you have an organization in the existing site. Its buried,
called portfolio. The five catagories are the key to organization. Just give
it presence throughout the site not just on the home page. The five main
links are only available form the opening page, the tiny links at the bottom
are lost in all of the content.
http://www.margaretgordon.net/
Here is a gallery site I developed... all of the content is dynamic (MySQL /
PHP).

Jeff


"lorne17" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Look here: www.barleypfieffer.com Click portfolio/residential/any
project.
You'll see our current layout. The last web designer has each and every
image
as a different webpage. When we're trying to add new projects and update
current projects just takes entirely too long.

I'm open to suggestions for how to organize these galleries? We have
hundreds
of photos and we really are wanting to have ONE .html page per project.
Not
twelve or what not. As well as make it as simple as possible to add new
projects and update current projects for now and future web
administrators.

Any help would be great. Thanks,
Lorne