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ViewDesigned and coded a blog website for a local Irish teacher looking to spread there passion for the language.
Dylan Sullivan
Front-end designer based in Ireland
Currently studying BSc (Honours) Computing and IT
Designed and coded a blog website for a local Irish teacher looking to spread there passion for the language.
This serves as a website for a local café, capturing its warm and inviting feel through different design aspects. Only a concept, all photos owned by the business.
Local project designing and coding a website for Crossroads chippy, using there existing imagery and colour to shape my overall design. Only a concept, all photos owned by the business.
I’m Dylan Sullivan,
a design engineer from Ireland Ireland
currently in Claudy, Derry
I armwrestling, gaming, coding and animals
some cool photos of my life
all taken by me




I’m currently studying BSc (Honours) Computing and IT 🎓, which led me down this spiralling path of perfection in anything I code or design
I’m only getting started, enjoying every part of the process


I have two hobbies that take up most of my free time outside of work and studying: gaming and armwrestling, they both work hand in hand (pardon the pun)
I armwrestle at an ameatur level, competing when I can here in northern ireland
when I’m sore I recover by gaming, it sort of explains itself
I play everything from shooters right through to CRPG’s and storytelling games
currently playing oldschool runescape as an ironman
#Croakshot
taking time to enjoy the little things




my take on design
Which is hard to find when things start from a blank canvas, black and white. Even on the most colourful projects, design escapes through spacing breaks, labels that don’t match and stale interactions. Only with the right framing and a little imagination can you solve these issues.
Telling a story requires structure in some capacity but you don’t have to make it rigid, sometimes exaggerating key parts of it is what makes the story shine, similar to websites and product design, you have to exaggerate things. It’s the bar, set long ago, if it doesn’t stand out, you’ll move on, as you should.
The right amount of information, in the right order, at the right time.
What’s on this page is the surface. Behind each project there’s research, a fair bit of redrawing, and a hundred small decisions that never make it into a screenshot.
Want to hear how any of it came together?
Email is the best way to reach me.