Leonardo Schiavone Photography
“My website is designed to make business with my photographic work. At the moment, the site is a work in progress; the final aim is to sell pictures and to get collaborations all over the world. The site gathers some my artworks, not the best maybe, but the ones I consider as most representative of...” — Leonardo Schiavone
Bobby Lewis Jazz Trumpeter
“We modified the original template to customize the banner and background and size of pages. Also, we used the code injector to integrate a 3rd party (Appnitro) forms package into the site.” — Trudy Schwartz and Bobby Lewis
Heat Records-Tommy Lockett
“I tried many designs, but ended up with the current look, because of the way I could use pull down menus for my columns, and the boarders where I could feature art work.” — Tommy Lockett
Scott E. Hanley
“This Sandvox design seemed the best for the different kinds of content on different pages. It also seems to work well on mobile devices.” — Scott Hanley
Russ Paladino
“I have used my website to help close deals for contracting performance as a solo performer and with my band.” — Russell Paladino
AllSax.Co.UK
“I added the sitemap in to the sidebar as a constant navigation tool (in addition to the dropdown menus).” — Andrew Roberts
Bass Tab
“I'm still learning as I go. The site is continually under development. The more I learn the better the site becomes for the viewer. Sandvox pro is a valuable asset to any business.” — Steven Mooney
Ellingtonia
“It is one of only two that would provide what I needed. All the others restricted the width of the information that I needed to provide without wrapping. The only alternative was to use a smaller point size which would lead to illegibility. The other point that I like is the simplicity. Too many...” — Marcus Girvan
Lighthouse Swing Band
“The goal of this site is to promote live music in the South Western Ontario Canada and the Lighthouse Swing Big Band. It will also serve a communication tool for the band members and forum for listeners and promoters.” — Hugh McGregor
