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Creating an Image Gallery

In this edition of Tips & Tricks, we will be covering how and why you can utilise an image gallery on your community website, in addition to this, a few ideas on getting the community involved in your gallery.

A great way to draw people into your site is to give them a visual insight into your town, this not only gives visitors and new residents a better insight about your town but also makes the gap between the site visitor and your town a little closer.

As we know, people want see the product before they buy it, in the case of a community website, people like to see what the locality and surroundings look like before they visit.

It can also give locals the opportunity to showcase things they're proud of, for example local art, heritage buildings, local landmarks, scenaries, local projects & initiatives and its people.

This is a great opportunity to get the community involved and show your site visitors all the great things about your locality.

Contents

1.   Why:  A picture says a thousand words
2.   Who: Get the community involved
3.   How: Create a photo gallery for your community website
       3.1      Uploading Images
       3.2      Inserting Images
       3.3      Inserting an Image Gallery

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