Koschtit 2.3b for Family Photo Albums

[onlyme]

Moon's Home (http://www.moonshome.com) -> "Gallery" menu item.

This is my first attempt at integrating Koschtit Gallery into a website. It was so very easy that I almost feel I must be doing something wrong!
Currently over 500 photos in 13 albums and growing rapidly...

Your feedback is welcomed and appreciated.

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Max

[davidkoester]

(06-06-2010 03:07 PM)onlyme Wrote:  Your feedback is welcomed and appreciated.

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Max

Hello Max,

amazing website design, I do like it very much.

The implementation of the recent release looks actually very well. Once I have more time I will upgrade my 2.1 to 2.3, too. Having been using it now for a year, I can really conclude that Konstantins gallery is definitely the best one I´ve ever seen.

Best regards,
Dave

Btw: Would appreciate your visit and feedback as well www.davidkoester.de

[onlyme]

(07-21-2010 09:11 PM)davidkoester Wrote:  

(06-06-2010 03:07 PM)onlyme Wrote:  Your feedback is welcomed and appreciated.

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Max

Hello Max,

amazing website design, I do like it very much.

The implementation of the recent release looks actually very well. Once I have more time I will upgrade my 2.1 to 2.3, too. Having been using it now for a year, I can really conclude that Konstantins gallery is definitely the best one I´ve ever seen.

Best regards,
Dave

Btw: Would appreciate your visit and feedback as well www.davidkoester.de

Hi David,

This is going to look like a "mutual admiration society", but on January 3rd, 2010 I wrote you an email. In that email I indicated how I found your website following a link from this forum. I wrote primarily to say that your photos of the Seychelles had reinvigorated my desire to visit that part of the world and that your implementation of the Koschtit Gallery 2.1 was super. So much so that I would use it for my family website. As you have seen, I did! Your overall website design was also the incentive for me to attempt a clean, "no fancy gadgets" sort of solution without the overhead of one of those overly complex CMS's. It's a shame that so many website designers and developers have lost sight of the real purpose of publishing content. It's not to wow visitors with complexities or flashiness, but to accurately and effectively convey a message. Your website accomplishes this goal extremely well, even for those of us who don't speak German!

Best,

Max