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Bygaya.com is Gaya’s (Mariola Gajewska’s) web and graphic design company. Based in Oxford, UK she leads the design and production of innovative and bespoke web solutions for every scenario. From simple brochure sites through to full e-commerce systems, she can work with you to produce a website that will transform the online presence of your company. With over years 10 years of experience and an extensive portfolio, Gaya has got the skills to help you achieve what you need within your budget.
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GDPR explained by Steve Jobs - before GDPR was a thing
This video is a must watch.
In the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, eyes are well and truly set on the 25th of May and the...
A handy tool to help you choose your colour palette for validation messages
A Nice Red is a simple little tool, which helps you choose matching colours to use in your interface for your error, success and warning...
Some great points for designing elearning
This is a great collection of articles to look at when designing elearning templates - and then for having to reason some of your design...
Translating client-speak for designers
A rather fun (and quite true) infographic posted by folk at Plato Web Design, which 'translates' what clients really mean when providing...
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