#1 Your name Use your name as your brand. People recognize your art and find you through your name. By designing a logo and integrating it at the top of each page, people can easily remember your website. The logo should be bold and match the unique features of your art.  #2 High-resolution pictures To properly showcase your art, ensure that the images that you upload on your website are of high-quality. People should be able to see the details of your works and understand the craft behind them. Do not forget to watermark your images to prevent people from stealing your art.  #3 Provide details  People visiting your website do not come to only admire your work. They are curious about your art and want to understand the process. Titles, dimensions, the year the project was created, and the price are information that visitors want to know. Your website should be SEO optimized to attract more traffic.  #4 A statement, CV, Biography, and Contact information Your CV and biography are especially useful if you are using your website as a portfolio. They help you in your application to galleries, museums, or competitions. Your statement helps your audience to understand what message you want to convey through your art. Contact details should be accessible on your website so that buyers or managers interested in your craft can easily communicate with you.