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Follow the illustrated Website Builder series in order, or open the tutorial for the task you are working on now.
10
guided lessons
6–9 min
per lesson
Real screens
desktop + mobile
Series 1
Start with the beginner’s tour, then work through identity, layout, content, responsive review, and publishing.
Learn where the main website controls live and how the editor, Live Canvas, preview, and publishing tools work together.
You will know how to move around My Website, make a safe draft change, preview it, and save it.
Start tutorialCompare PhotoView templates by presentation style, image shape, navigation, and the kind of story you want the site to tell.
You will select a template that suits your photographs and understand what changes when a new template is applied.
Start tutorialCreate a clear public identity using your photographer name, optional logo, colors, typography, and navigation labels.
You will create a consistent website header that identifies you without competing with your photographs.
Start tutorialArrange Hero, Featured Work, portfolios, film strips, and text sections into a focused introduction to your photography.
You will create a homepage with a clear opening, a strong edit, and an intentional path into the rest of your work.
Start tutorialControl the Hero photograph, framing, heading, story label, text alignment, and background treatment.
You will create a strong first screen without accidental cropping, black letterboxing, or unwanted overlay text.
Start tutorialChoose the right portfolio source, image order, covers, and display style for the Featured Work section.
You will present a concise selection in an arrangement that respects each photograph’s natural shape.
Start tutorialUse Text blocks and Portfolio grids to separate your work into subjects, specialties, stories, or services.
You will break a long homepage into clear, movable sections that visitors can understand quickly.
Start tutorialWrite a concise photographer biography, choose a useful portrait, and give visitors a natural next step.
You will publish an About page that explains who you are, what you photograph, and why a visitor should continue.
Start tutorialUse the responsive canvas to catch image crops, long headings, menu issues, and spacing problems before visitors see them.
You will complete a repeatable desktop-and-mobile quality check of every important page.
Start tutorialUnderstand the difference between editing, saving a draft, previewing, publishing, and checking the public website.
You will publish deliberately and verify that the public site matches the draft you approved.
Start tutorialSubscribers can also use Ask AI How To, Edit Hints, and Tours inside My Website.