Dec 14, 2012 3:49 PM EST
By BrothaTech
Squarespace is a "no coding required" online platform that lets users create beautiful websites by simply dragging and dropping features, functionality, images and other media and content. Squarespace is continuing to provide fast, clean, and easy access via the Squarespace Portfolio app that gives account holders access and the ability to manage high-resolution images from your Squarespace account.
Following in the footsteps of the recently launched Squarespace Note, Portfolio offers a beautifully minimalistic interface that highlights your images once you've connected your Squarespace account and downloaded images. Once downloaded, users have a wide range of photo editing options including adding borders and adjusting the size, alignment, and shade. Users can choose to quickly email images without leaving the app.
A basic (paid) Squarespace account will get you started with Portfolio, but you don't have to start the website building process to take advantage of the app's features. You can get started with collecting, editing, and managing images, while you decide to make the switch from other prominent blog/website platforms.
I'm a WordPress head, but there are some hoops you have to jump through to get the same amount of customization options that are inherent with Squarespace. The Squarespace Portfolio app is another way to get users (and potentials) hooked on the clean and simple way to manage your Squarespace account.
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