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Gaya Gajewska

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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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The evolution of web design 1992-2015

Gaya Gajewska

February 25, 2016

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The Evolution Of Webdesign

is a collection and imitation of Webdesign Trends from 1991 to 2015.

The author presents us with a website of the same content showing typical attributes for each year.

It turns out the web looked pretty ugly until about a year ago.

http://www.fabianburghardt.de/webolution/

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