Photographers
A website for a photographer
The pictures first, then what you offer, what it costs, and a way to check a date.
A design to start from
Written for this kind of site, each with its own palette, typefaces and a build prompt. Open one to start a project from it, or describe yours and vibld picks.
What you might ask for
A wedding photography site with galleries, packages and an inquiry form that asks for the date and venue.
A portrait photographer site with three sessions and prices, and an about page.
A photography portfolio with a gallery per series and nothing else.
What vibld produces
- Galleries laid out for your photographs, with packages and prices where you give them.
- An inquiry form that asks for the date, the venue and how they found you.
- A conventional React and TypeScript project on Vite you can export, open as a pull request or publish.
Worth knowing first
- Client proofing and delivery stay with your gallery service (Pixieset, Pic-Time or ShootProof), linked as a client login.
- Upload your own photographs. Stock photos stand in only until you do.
- Forms on a site you publish with vibld send their responses to the Forms tab in the builder, with an email when one arrives. A preview keeps nothing, so testing a form there leaves the inbox empty.
Then the same flow: a staged checkpoint to read, a private preview, and export, a pull request or a publish. How it works