Abstract: A method for creating image products and services for users connected to and in communication with a server through a computer network. User personalization profiles are generated and stored for each of the users and each personalization profile contains personal preferences for the plurality of users. Digital images are received from the plurality of client computers and are stored in a storage system on the digital image server. In response to a particular user selecting an image product or service using a stored digital image, the server automatically provides over the network a customized offering of a second product or service to the particular user. The offering is customized in response to at least one of the image usage profiles and in response to at least one of the user personalization profiles.

Abstract: A computer or computer system stores digital images, user personalization profiles, and image usage profiles. The image usage profiles contain information identifying how often and by what user a digital image was viewed, shared, printed or otherwise used by a user. The user personalization profiles include information identifying the digital images that are viewed, shared, printed or otherwise used by a user. The system automatically generates and stores a preferred product or service associated with a user personalization profile based on the information in the user profile and on information in an image usage profile.

Abstract: A website structure for populating the registration database of a website, and for providing access to information contained within various community areas that comprise the website. A plurality of community areas are provided via website pages which contain information pertaining to a community interest. Each registered user will have a home page with personal information. Other overlying community areas might provide group information to which a user belongs, or organizational information to which a group belongs, and so forth. The information within the community areas can be viewed and shared by various users of the website, with access to the information controlled by the status of the user. The membership database for the website is built via invitations from member users to non-member users. An identification can be assigned to each relationship.