Sandvox Sites

❝This site doesn't use any extra tidbits. The only non-obvious thing about it may be the photo-grid on the start page. But once you know that this can be set up by choosing the desired settings in the Page → Collection part of the Inspector, even that is quite simple.❞ - Sven-S. Porst [Read more]

❝I chose the design I'm currently using for the nice abstract header design and general look of the layout. It has nice clean lines, a professional look, and some visual interest even if I have no other graphics on a page.❞ - Steven Marx, Ph.D. [Read more]

❝I chose this particular Sandvox design because it allows for a very clean and uncluttered look and feel. In addition, I really value being able to enhance the look with my own banners and this design meets that desire.❞ - Michael Enders [Read more]

❝After agonizing over a number of different approaches, I chose a design that I felt was contemporary looking, would not detract from my message and art and that was slightly blog/Web 2.0-ish.❞ - Karl Steinmann [Read more]

❝With this particular Sandvox template, I was instantly please with the color and layout. I utilized the banner feature to personalize the site and have added many pagelets and contact forms.❞ - Cynthia Marks [Read more]

❝I tried quite a few of the templates, and ended up with the one I'm using because it was simple, clean and let me do almost everything I wanted to do, although it sometimes took some head-scratching.❞ - Eric Smith [Read more]

❝Sid is, at the moment, using the frolicking dolphins design, replacing the aforementioned dolphins with a strangely moving picture of his soul.❞ - David Prince [Read more]

❝My site is my online portfolio showing samples of my graphic design work, fabric design and photography for potential clients in Montreal and elsewhere. My real passion is fabric design and am working on a small business silk screening on silk and hemp fabric with which I create unique pillows and...❞ - Ross Thompson [Read more]

❝I do not use cad-draw or computer generated designs. All the designs were scanned from large scale drawings generated with pencil on paper. Drawings, plans, topographical surveys are not computer generated.❞ - Kathleen Sand [Read more]

❝When copying text from word documents. First copy them into text edit and select "Make plain text". Then, copy all the plain text into the page. If you want indents on the site, don't do them in word and then copy over because it will be really difficult. Its easier to copy a tab from text...❞ - William Hamilton [Read more]

❝I used the "Raw HTML" page feature to embed some code from LinkedIn's "Developer Page" that allowed a real time feed of my LinkedIn profile which I consider to be my "source repository" for past, present and future professional experiences and resume generation.❞ - Jeffrey Grant [Read more]

❝The smooth black seems to be a good choice for sites using a lot of photographs - which I do. The images show well against the dark background.❞ - Illtyd Perkins [Read more]