Choose between the classic portfolio and a website
Know what visitors see at your address, what publishing a website replaces and how to switch back.
Your address, xposureapp.net/@username or your own domain, shows one of two things. Until you publish a website, it shows your classic portfolio.
The classic portfolio
One ready-made page. It shows your profile, the photos you added to your portfolio, your portfolio albums, a box where clients type their gallery code and a Contact me button. You fill it from the Profile tab of Profile and brand and from your galleries. There is nothing to design. See Set up your portfolio.
Pick it when you want a page that is done in ten minutes and points clients to their galleries.
A website
Pages you build from sections in the Site builder: a homepage, and pages such as About, Services and Contact. It uses the same portfolio photos and albums, and adds sections the classic portfolio does not have: packages with prices, a contact form, questions and answers, testimonials and posts. Add the Client access section so clients can still type their gallery code.
Every plan can publish a homepage. Starter adds 3 more pages and the business sections. Pro and Studio add unlimited pages and posts. See Build your website.
Pick it when your address is where new clients find you and you want to show your services.
Switch between them
- Publish in the Site builder replaces the classic portfolio at the same address. Visitors see the website within a minute.
- Take offline brings the classic portfolio back. Your website stays in the builder as a draft.
Until you publish, the builder says "Visitors still see your classic portfolio. Publish when the website is ready."
Note: Your profile, portfolio photos and albums feed both. Portfolio colours on the Profile tab apply to the classic portfolio only; the website takes its colours from Style in the builder.
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