This is a proposal for how the back office could work. It is not connected to live data.
Catalogue figures are measured from a harvest of the live site. People, orders and campaigns are invented.
You are browsing as a signed-out visitor, so nothing on these screens will save. Publishing, generating and importing are all refused.
Your own pictures
Everything else the builder draws comes out of the catalogue: 568 drawings and 331 cleared photographs, all of it made or filtered by us. Some pictures cannot come from there. A portrait of a real person is the plain example, and it is the one your Black History Month resources need. Those are yours to supply, and this is where they live.
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Every picture has its three answers, so every one can go on a sheet.
Where they show up
The picture box
They sit alongside the drawings and the photographs wherever you choose a picture, marked as yours.
Why you are asked three questions about every picture
You sell these sheets. That means every picture on one has to be a picture you are allowed to sell, and most of what looks free online is not: it is free to look at, or free for a school display, which is a different thing from being inside something with a price on it. If the person who owns a picture ever comes asking, they come to you, not to the website.
So the answers stay attached to the picture instead of living in your head. In two years, when a school asks where a photograph came from, the answer is on this screen rather than in a folder called Downloads. If you are ever not sure about a picture, that is the answer: do not use it.
Your pictures
These appear wherever you choose a picture in the builder, on the same shelf as the drawings and the photographs, marked as yours.
Nothing here yet. Add the first picture on the right.
A portrait for Black History Month is the reason this screen exists.