80%Would buy again
I purchased the lifetime licence for the village history website, which I manage on behalf of the parish council. The payment and download were straightforward, and the instructions for installing it were clear enough that I managed without ringing anyone. The photo galleries look very tidy and the councillors have been most pleased with them. I do appreciate a company that makes things easy for…
Read moreCompared it with two others and this was the one I was least happy with in the end. The gallery looked nothing like the demo on the site once I'd set it up on my own theme, and the photos crowded the page. Getting help took nearly four days and by then I had already rebuilt the page myself. I wouldn't go with it again.
Read moreI've been with them since the early days and compared to the other galleries I tried back then, this one has kept up with every update without breaking my existing pages. My daughter set up the first gallery for my pottery sales and I've added to it every year since. The renewal process is simple, I just get an email and it's sorted. Never had to chase anyone or wait long for a reply when I've…
Read moreCompared it with two others and this was the one I was least happy with in the end. The gallery looked nothing like the demo on the site once I'd set it up on my own theme, and the photos crowded the page. Getting help took nearly four days and by then I had already rebuilt the page myself. I wouldn't go with it again.
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Wpmodula is a company that develops Modula, a WordPress plugin for building image galleries and portfolios. The plugin is designed to give site owners a visual, drag-and-drop approach to arranging photographs, grids, masonry layouts and lightbox displays without writing code. The company's work is delivered entirely online, with the plugin distributed through the WordPress plugin directory and its own website.
Its customers are mainly photographers, designers, agencies and small businesses that rely on WordPress to present visual work. Support and documentation are provided through the company's website, where users can find guides on setup and customisation.
