Last year I "covered" the electric car section while figuring out where I need to improve and also to do my bit producing user-generated content to promote electric cars further. With enough interest and support from the market, there will eventually be enough second-hand electric cars that I could afford, so pretty much fingers crossed. This year apart from the BMW i3 and i8 few other vehicles were present. Kia brought their plug-in Hybrid, I was promised that soon enough we will have the fully electric version in Ireland as well. VW brought their E-Golf, and Toyota brought their updated Leaf. Renault had same vehicles as last year with Zoe, Twizzy (I like that car) and their maybe not new but pretty much down to earth Electric Kangoo. But I could give awards for the car that impress me the most it would be MINI electric crossover. Very much up my level of obsessive attention to the detail. Kia wins award for the most friendly staff, they squeezed me in for a test drive even it was way past what organisers would allow. As above mentioned cars were already "covered" in the last year's video, and by using inverted commas I emphasize how unprofessional I am with my journalistic skills, I decided to concentrate on cars I seen for a very first time. Believe it or not, quality is slowly improving, and hopefully, I will be at the stage where dealerships would trust me to take one of each for a few days to create proper videos. But not yet I guess and will still have to continue learning using right and tested Enterprise Rent a Car. Maybe will do a video about electric Go Car in Dublin, but let's leave that until the next time. Few useful websites: SEAI Main Website https://www.seai.ie/ Renault Kangoo ZE https://www.renault.ie/vehicles/new-vehicles/kangoo-ze.html Kia Niro Hybrid http://www.kia.com/ie/new-cars/niro-phev/discover/ ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QseOUQ7nYdQ

Before writing this review, I decided not to compare to the tool some other graphic manipulation software internet reviewers compare DesignBold with. It does remind good bit something I regularly use. However, it only shows at the very surface. Even with a choice of ready templates available for the freemium user, it seems to answer my current graphic design needs. This week I need to create multiple banners and what’s available on the platform should keep me going in the initial stages of display ad testing. Something I could not achieve with Canva 3 years ago nor I can do effectively now. Even it looks somewhat similar to other tools out there; you can find some, innovation worth mentioning. DesignBold adding features artists and agencies sharing art openly will love. Widget generator allows linking your site content to DesignBold removing unnecessary steps. If no one else did coin the term, I call it “one click design.” If I create templates for my customers, I can embed it on my website, and all person needs to do is click a design to land on a DesignBold interface ready to be edited. Must have for consultants and content coaches. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot1cuBzVRCc