I’ve been seeing a lot of content online recently about a forthcoming Accessibility law change that affects Websites, Apps and Digital Services in Ireland and the EU. From June 28th 2025 if you are an owner of a business website you will be legally required to make sure it follows
Just a quick screen recording of the kind of designs, layouts, functionality and animation I’ve been workin on to bring custom made websites to the next level:
Just to let you know that I’ve moved away from building websites with off the shelf design templates. I’ve noticed recently that the limitations have started to outweigh the benefits. Some templates are very slow and heavy, others are not very easy to change the layout and some have been
I’ve had some emails from clients recently asking about the October 6th 2020 deadline for compliance with the Data Protection Commission’s new guidelines on GDPR and Cookie compliance in particular. I’ve done some research and in a simple to understand (hopefully!) nutshell, here’s what all websites are required to do by
If you currently accept credit or debit card payments via Stripe on your website as part of either a payment form or online shop then you might need to look at your setup and make some changes before September 14th 2019 or transactions may be declined by your bank. Essentially
Initial Problem The scope of the project included rebuilding and redesigning the online entry form for annual poetry competitions held by Strokestown Poetry. Previously there existed a highly inefficient online entry process which involved multiple forms for each competition, each of which required too much unnecessary information from the entrant,
