My name is Kieran Molloy and I am a Web Developer based in Perth, Western Australia. My focus is on developing clean, manageable and functional websites and tools that allow Rapid Development with WordPress, as well as several other Content Management Systems and Frameworks.
I have been Designing and Developing Websites for the last 5 years, and I’ve spent the last year employed with Itomic Web Solutions, Where I’ve worked on some amazing projects. On the side I work on The Pit FM and play music.
UWA In the Zone
Australian Financial Solutions
DOT(WA)
RiskPoint
PMH Foundation
This is the Scoping/Technical Analysis stage, Arguably the most important step of the process. During this stage I will pick your brain and Develop a thorough understanding of your company, project, audience, and objectives
Taking your brand and image into consideration, I create designs to outline the general look and feel of your website and to reflect your objectives, and I revise until the look and feel is right for you!
This is the step where I can really shine. I turn your approved design into a functional HTML prototype and implement it in a Content Management System or Framework that will best suit your requirements for creating, editing and maintaining your content.
Once you have reviewed the final product and are in love with the results, It's time to test, polish and launch the website, then test it again! I provide tools to monitor your projects growth, and stay in touch for your support.
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14 Aug
We’ve finally launched a new website over at The Pit FM! The Pit required a website gears towards a steady flow of news content from their newly formed Newsroom, as well as a “Program guide” style show guide, Show pages, [...]
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26 Jun
This website was a rebuild of a website that was formerly on a proprietary CMS. The client required a theme that was reponsive to both iPhones and iPads, The job was accomplished with an absolute minimum of code duplication/restructuring.
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I’ve recently had the opportunity to work with the University of Western Australia on their ‘In the Zone’ project. The purpose of the Project is best summed up in their words: The In the Zone conference series aims to [...]
