Self-guided learning path

Publish the version you mean to share

Review guest pages, galleries and album decisions before release.

Lesson 1
Publish the wedding website from confirmed guest information
A wedding website becomes useful when the information is accurate enough for guests to act on.
Lesson 2
Collect guest photos with a clear review and sharing policy
Guest uploads can preserve moments a professional team never sees.
Lesson 3
Make an album proof a sequence of specific decisions
Album feedback becomes difficult when comments are detached from the spread or version they refer to.
Lesson 4
Test gallery access as the person receiving it
A gallery can look correct to its owner while giving a recipient the wrong download or sharing permissions.

Put the lessons to work

Your practice brief

The wedding website contains a private rehearsal, and an album proof still needs a crop correction. Publish only the guest-facing event while keeping the current proof in review.

Write a clear service brief Album direction questionnaire

Review your result

Check each item after inspecting your own plan. Progress stays in this browser and does not certify completion.

Identify the intended audience for each published item.Keep public information separate from private invitations.Check downloads, expiry and image-use permissions.Record exactly which proof or page version was approved.