I learned a lot about working with photos from the Homestead Connection Forum. There is a lot of excellent information about working with pictures on that site and the community is very helpful with fielding photo related questions.

I built a Homestead Store Front site and re sized all of the images to 300 x 300. Then once my customer took over managing their Store they began to switch out photos and they did not make them 300 x 300 and the store looked really bad.

So, I am in total agreement, for design purposes, that images should be uniform on Store Front sites.

One could also encourage the use multiple views to really show off products. It is also a good idea when you provide an enlarged photo make it considerably larger. People want to see details and this is one way to do it.

We often see photos that are not really good quality in some websites because people want to provide a look at their own business or products..in this case no image is better.

The reader needs to use only the best photos and sometimes that requires a disinterested person to help pick the images.

One last thought which has been mentioned in a previous blog but needs to brought back, do not forget to optimize your photos into the smallest file size that will render well.

As usual Homestead is providing some excellent information that any Homestead user can benefit from.