Creating Your PHILO Project Home Page Mockup

Instructional Sample:

STILL PHOTO
CREDIT LINE

Creating a PHILO Project mockup for your home page is easy. We don't expect a work of art: just something to show us where your video will live on your home page. REMEMBER: It must be large, above the "fold" and include our credit line.

 

Just follow these steps:

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  1. Pull up your home page to its design page or have your designer or webmaster do it.

  2. Make any necessary design changes to allow your PHILO video to have a prominent spot. 

  3. Get a still photograph from your archives - any photo or just your logo will do - and simply drag it to the position where the PHILO video will be. Yes, it says VIDEO on the still above but that's not necessary to include.

  4. Once your video is in place, position the PHILO credit line (below) beneath or above the still photo. You DON'T have to use it "as is." You can re-word it according to your style and reconfigure it to fit your layout as long as the basic information is the same. Please don't forget to link to our url: www.philoproject.org

  5. Our Credit line includes our logo. You don't have to use the logo it but we hope you will.

  6. If all of this is too complicated, you can email us a drawing or collage with your application kit as long as it represents accurate placement of the video on your homepage.​

PHILO PROJECT CREDIT LINE (BELOW) - JUST TAKE A SCREENSHOT, CUT AND PASTE!  NOT GREAT WITH COMPUTERS? NO WORRIES. WE ALWAYS PROVIDE  CREDIT LINES AND LOGOS WHEN WE NOTIFY YOU THAT YOUR VIDEO IS FINISHED BEING EDITED!

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THE END

Dear PHILO Project Clients, Friends and Supporters,

 

Effective May 1, 2019 The PHILO Project will be accepting no new applications.

That’s right. PHILO is shutting down.

 

The past six years have been great! I’ve enjoyed meeting wonderful, generous people in greater Philadelphia’s small nonprofit community; people who are doing many great things to make our region better - and shooting and editing what I consider to be some pretty good videos.

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So why am I doing this? READ ON..