Useful answers before the project starts.
Practical guides about website content, photography locations and permits in Vienna, drone rules in Austria, AI photo editing under EU rules, and how AI is changing creative work.
Photography & location rules
Where to shoot, what to check, and when a public or managed location may need permission.
Drone & AI rules
Current practical starting points for aerial content and AI-edited visual material.
Start with the question you are actually trying to answer.
Each guide links into the relevant Create23 service only where it makes sense. The goal is useful information first, then a clear next step.
Locations, photography & drone rules
Commercial photography permits in Vienna
Public traffic areas, managed locations, practical permit checks and what matters before an organised website shoot.
Read the permit guide →Drone rules in Vienna & Austria
Operator registration, Austro Control DroneSpace, useful Austrian drone apps, the A1/A3 drone licence and Vienna-specific flight checks.
Read the drone rules →Best photography locations in Vienna
Choose modern, historic, green or urban settings based on what the website needs the image to communicate.
Explore Vienna locations →Aerial content for website projects
When drone images or short aerial video can genuinely help explain a property, venue, location or scale on a website.
See aerial website content →Creative workflow, EU rules & website preparation
AI photo editing and EU transparency rules
When AI-generated or manipulated images may need marking or disclosure, and how standard editing differs.
Read the AI guide →How AI is changing creative work in Austria & the EU
What faster production means for agencies, independent creatives, websites, apps, photography and video.
Read the perspective →How to plan website photography
A practical shot-list approach for founders, teams, workplaces, services and supporting images before a site is built.
Open the planning guide →Found the answer? Now connect it to the website.
The guides are not a separate publishing project. They support the website work: plan the content correctly, understand the constraints, then build the pages around what is actually possible.