Bluewire Media’s Award for Web Design

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And the winner is………

The winner of this year’s Bluewire Media Award for Web Design is Tyler Alberti for his photography portfolio website.

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Bluewire Media's Web Design Award went to Tyler Alberti for his photography portfolio website

The winning entry - www.tyleralberti.com

Here’s what Tyler had to say about winning the award:

“As a freelance photographer and graphic designer, I have always been an advocate for self promotion and marketing. My first point of contact for new or prospective clients has always been through my online presence. Having the opportunity to enter my professional portfolio into a competition such as the Bluewire Media Award really pushed me during my final year of study to knuckle down on the design and build a really simple and functional website that displays both my graphic and web design/development skills whilst also displaying my photographic portfolio in full colour.

“I chose to also deliver content to mobile users due to the nature of my image/bandwidth heavy website. Having the Bluewire Media award is a huge advantage towards my CV as it shows my prospective employers that I have industry recognition in the area of web design. Now that I have moved on from university, I will be commencing my freelance graphic and web design practice alongside my photographic practice in the beginning of 2011.”

“Having the Bluewire Media award is a huge advantage towards my CV as it shows my prospective employers that I have industry recognition in the area of web design.”

For us at Bluewire, it’s fabulous to see such a high calibre of graduates – Tyler’s work is slick, professional and demonstrates an understanding of best practices on the web. His integration of social media, search engine friendly copy, and “invisible design” show that Tyler is ready for work in the field.

About Sarah McVeigh

Sarah McVeigh is part of Bluewire's alunmni. Sarah worked as a copywriter from 2009-2011, before accepting her dream career of being a journalist for the ABC.