Portfolio of Kyle Gawley

Hello, my name is Kyle Gawley. I'm a freelance web designer, writer & teacher from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Latest Work

A powerful online scrapbooking tool for collecting & cataloging inspiration.

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A handy little time saving tool, helping web designers create CSS3 stylesheets.

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Event promotion & ticketing made easy with this focused, simplified application.

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Latest Articles

Let Your Web App Promote Itself

Seth Godin, in many of his books repeatedly highlights the problem with interruption marketing - a traditional advertising technique were companies target the mass market and interrupt them with advertisements...

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How to Price Your Web App

One of the most difficult questions facing every digital startup is how much do I charge? While application pricing can be somewhat of a black art, there are some considerations that can help. Pricing a web app...

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Just Do It

Perhaps you have a great idea for a product – your excited about transforming your idea into something real, something people will love. There are a lot of steps required in achieving this goal and each will offer its own unique challenges but the hardest of all can be taking that first...

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About Kyle

Hi, I'm Kyle - I design & build websites that focus on the user - crafting experiences with emotional value, that are both enjoyable and meet the users needs.

As an advocator of the latest web standards and technologies, I create cutting edge solutions that are usable, accessible and responsive to the growing landscape of devices and browsers currently available.

A recent graduate of Interactive Multimedia Design at the University of Ulster, where I received a First Class Honours degree, I now teach on the course, helping up and coming web designers with their visual communication skills.

I'm also currently embarking on some further study with a Masters in Multidisciplinary Design, where I'm researching psychology and emotional design on the web.

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