Those sites look what their owners want and made them look.
They are managed from the User Zone and, where needed, new functions are written on request and just added there, for a fee or free of charge, if they benefit other Users.
Examples of such functions are: site search (see Richard's site below), shopping trolley (see Anna-Louise's site), Frequently Asked Questions (see Jac's site).
User's data can also be selectively published on Netcells.net and other sites of our network - thus multiplying the Internet exposure.

Some more interesting examples of our sites (note that some of them have not changed in years):
›Alan Marsh - photographer
›Anna-Louise Felstead - illustrator
›Craig Lynn - photographer
›EctoMorph - fashion designer - online sales
›egoMorph - people photography
›Gino Sprio - photographer
›Jac Depczyk - cyberartist
›Jane Turner - choreographer
›Richard Bram - photographer
›Rosemary Brandt - choreologist, dance teacher
›Sharron Daly - props, casting
›Valerie Preston-Dunlop - dance scholar and lecturer
›Yoga Therapy - yoga practice centre

Individuals featured on our public network of Netcells.net have another option, which is to use their page (Cell) as their site, for free (save for the domain name renewal) - here are the examples:
›Jane Chapman - musician
›Evelyn Ficarra - musician
›William Longden - genius

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