It’s a constant struggle to get clients set up so that they can maintain their own website content. Text is no problem, -but images often derail. Here are the usual hurdles:
Luckily Photoshop Express solves all of these in a fairly intuitive way. It’s the kind of program where no manual is required. Best of all, it’s free for up to 2GB of storage. For all but the most prolific web editors it should be more than enough. It sure beats $100 for LE, -and beats the pants off the $700 for the full Photoshop.
We’ll have to experiment with it more, but it very well may become the main editor we recommend for simple updates. The biggest question is how well the upload manager will work on low network speeds. If Adobe gets that part right, it will be an easy program to recommend.
Hopefully in the future Adobe will offer an API or an embedded version. It would be ideal to include this inside of an admin.
https://www.photoshop.com/express/landing.html
(There’s a demo area if you don’t want to sign up for a full account)
Here’s another option if you want to root for the under-dog.
http://www.picnik.com/
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