Hello, I am Andy Kinsey. I am a professional independent Website Designer, Graphic Designer, Digital Marketer, Fiancée to Sarah Petrie and Coffee Addict. I am based in Hyde, Manchester and work with clients across multiple industries and across the UK.

I love design and internet marketing, from typography to enhancing dull content, I love it all. I have a ton of experience in designing websites, logos, stationary and producing brands which stand out – this website showcases only a sample of my work. I have been professionally designing websites and print media since 2005, though have been doodling and playing with computers since an early age.

I can often be found rambling away on Twitter, @andykinsey.

Around the Web

It will come as no surprise, given the above, that I am a Net Addict. As such I can be found across many platforms from Twitter and Facebook to Flickr, LinkedIn and not forgetting Google Plus.

In addition to this you can read some of my internet marketing articles on my SEO Blog, SEO Andy.

Working in Partnership

As an independent / freelance website designer I work along side other freelance developers to ensure that all my clients get the best solution at the best price. What could take me days to code may only take my developer friends a few hours, this means your website will cost less.

What this doesn’t mean for clients, is that you will need to talk to the developer. Indeed it is very rare that this ever happens. The only person you will deal with is myself, and this makes your life and our lives a little easier and less confusing.

If you are a developer and would like to work alongside Andy Kinsey Designs in upcoming web projects, contact me and we can discuss how we can best work together.

As Featured In…

I was lucky enough to recently be featured in the (dot) .net magazine. The worlds best selling magazine for website designers and developers, an industry leading magazine.

I was one of 3 designers working on an Intranet design mock-up, the idea to look at various design methods and current technologies and how they can be applied to this problem.

If you would like to see the article you can buy .net now in shops, March 2012 edition. Alternatively you can subscribe to .net magazine in print and get PDF versions for download, they also take up less space on your shelf! Or just buy the digital edition.