Currently, when a Hub uploads pictures of a print, you have to upload either one view, multiple views in one image (Instagram Layout style), or multiple images of one print. None of these really convey the depth of the prints (they are 3D objects after all), and having multiple images of one print just clumped into one main gallery is sloppy and difficult to navigate through. To correct this, I would like to suggest Hubs either allows for the upload of GIFs or for the creation of named galleries/albums on a Hubâs profile.
GIFs would be great because they would allow us to have shots of our prints âmoveâ on our profile, like this. It really gives the prints a much more â3Dâ feel, than an image can and is probably as close to having the actual print in front of you as you can get digitally. It eliminates the need for multiple images as well, one GIF would give you all the angles you would need to convey the details of the print.
While named albums donât address the depth issue, they would work nicely to give the Profile a much more organized feel. You could have as many shots and angles of a print as you want, but it wouldnât clutter up your Profile and bump back images of other prints that a customer may find more interesting. You would set a cover image for the album, and when a customer clicks on it, the album expands and allows for them to view multiple shots of that specific print (just like how Facebook albums work). Allow for sorting by material or printer type (this should be implemented anyway, maybe with something like Isotope?) and it would much better utilize Hub images than the current system.
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