What to do on a rainy day
No, this is not a post with tips on what to do in Ireland when it rains (even though it could be the most popular article in my blog!)
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Why a website is so important for a small business
We all know that positive word-of-mouth can help a business grow, there’s no doubt about it.
However, for a small business or a start-up, relying only on it can make their way to success very long and slow.
WordPress is a powerful tool
My love story with WordPress started in 2014, when I created my first blog. However, I didn’t know how powerful WordPress was, until I actually studied as a web designer here in Dublin.
So long, 2020
So, this should be a post with my 2020 highlights, but I thought to start with a laugh, by reading what I wrote at the end of 2019:
Web design… in French!
Creating websites is one of my favourite things to do in the world! It is so much fun to bring to life something that will give an online presence to a whole company, a sole trader, an artist… It is very much satisfying and you can go wild with plenty of functions, details and tricks that can help the business making an impression on their potential clients.
A freebie at the time of Covid-19
Did you know I graduated in Art History in Rome? Is there a better place in the world to study Art? I don’t think so!
That’s part of the reason why I moved to the Eternal City from Northern Italy to fulfil my dream of study the beauties created by humankind across the centuries.
When photo editing meets web design
It’s always exciting to see my work populate a client’s website and help them to build their presence on the web.
An example of what a multipotentialite can do for a business
Researches show that teams are particularly successful when very specialised people meet multipotentialites – or multipods. That’s because the two categories put together a very focused vision with a creative approach that explores various points of view.
Contatto. Stories to be told
Contatto is the search for that feeling of human connection. Artists who have roots in Ireland and beyond are the protagonists of this story, the story of Ireland’s creativity, a story that is not complete without these voices.
Sicilian sunset
Who wouldn’t want to be in Sicily, right now, enjoying a granita under the sun? Breathing the smell of the deep blue sea? Waiting for a warm, red sunset to fall upon them? Wearing a light dress, with the wind caressing their hair?
I definitely would LOVE it! But at least I have the chance to virtually fly there working on the beautiful photographs of GAP, aka Antonino Gitto, a very talented photographer based in Messina, Sicily.