Photography on Dripbook : : Travis Tank | God in Ghana | Austin, TX, US
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Dripbook releases five new responsive HTML5 website designs - Left Slider, Left Thumbnails, FilmGrid Filmstrip, Style Tile, and Simple Thumbnails.
As many of you know, we’ve been on a bit of a tear lately developing and releasing responsive HTML5 designs for exported websites. These new designs utilize the most modern web technology and are optimized for display on iPhones and Android phones, tablets like the iPad, desktop computers, and even large monitors. As with all exported displays, these new websites automatically synchronize themselves with your Dripbook account.
Back in December of 2012, we released our first two designs for exported websites using responsive HTML5 technology. Then in February of this year, we released three more responsive HTML5 designs. And today, we’re happy to double the number of responsive HTML5 designs we offer by releasing five more.
If you’ve been thinking of upgrading an older design, now is a great time. You can change the design of your exported website anytime, and these new designs are easy to use. And if you have any questions, you can always get in touch with us to get help.
These new designs offer the following features :
• All HTML5 - no Flash, no plugins needed
• Full bleed Splash images plus large display for images and video
• Responsive design means the website shrinks to fit on iPads and iPhones, expands to fit large monitors
• Responsive design means navigation automatically adapts to work on iPhones and Android phones
• No mobile re-directs - all links work on all devices
• Deep linking of URL web address - send links to individual genres or portfolios
• Sharing enabled for individual images on individual portfolios - share to Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Tumblr, Linkedin + Email
• Track individual views in real time with Google Analytics
• Use a custom logo with transparent background to display over images
• Use custom Google fonts
• Use the computer’s keyboard arrows to advance images (for designs like the Left Thumbnails where images can progress next and back)
