In theory, the admin just has to set two frames for a category, one for landscape photos and other for portrait photos. Also, he needs to enter the x and y axis offsets for both the frames. Our script will automatically add a image preview button under all the photos of the category. If anyone clicks that button, then he/she will get a watermarked preview of the original image wrapped inside the commemorative frame. Also, if someone buys a photo from the category, he/she will get a full resolution and clean digital photo wrapped inside the frame. PHP image manipulation is used to automatically crop, position and add watermark to the main image before wrapping it inside the transparent section of the frame.

Here are some screenshots of the frontend and backend section of this management system:

Also, we used a mysql database to store the cropped dimensions for future use. This is faster than cropping the image and saving several copies.

So, we designed a cool user interface for them which does all the work automatically. Browse the gallery below to get an idea about the UI.

We worked on this and came up with an algorithm which will not only save the search queries, but also will break them into keywords and will score them accordingly. The concept was, it is unlikely that people will enter exactly the same search query. So each should be credited based on relevancy of keywords used in the search query.

So we came up with the following features:

• Logging of search queries for every unique search hit by the user (Not while browsing the pages of the result)
• Break down of keywords and distribution of score with respect to the keywords.
• Collection of top keywords from most scored queries and displaying them as popular search tags

It was more of a back-end project than a front-end project. But still, without a catchy front-end the whole thing might have looked dull. So, we used a bit of CSS and HTML stuff style up the Search Log Table. Here is how it looks from the front end…

• Make custom Shipping option for the customers.
• Ability to crop the image according to the product.
• Modal login and registration form for quicker, simpler and modern user interface.

This was really a big job for us. As it may sound easy to implement custom shipping and cropping feature but actually it is very much complicated from the backend, especially when you are going to modify a huge script.

But, we worked with PhotoSales administrator Steve and ultimately came up with the current cart page. Practically it does not lack a single feature from any modern eCommerce website. Have a look at the gallery…

• The user interface should be simple like any social networking site.
• The themes should be easy to implement from the backend.

Keeping in mind the word “simplicity” we created a PHP, MySQL based web application which would give the photographers to choose among various themes made available from the admin panel.

• Easy to generate theme CSS from the admin panel using color picker and custom CSS.
• Simple UI, with options for selecting a theme from a dropdown menu (dynamic), use an online logo creator or uploading own image as logo.
• AJAX generation of online logo from our application.
• Complete jQuery lightbox interface for t
• Porting of the photographers theme to various pages like gallery page, cart page, photographers home page etc…

Have a look at the gallery!