2014-2015
A webcomic reader for manga.telefang.net, heavily utilizing JavaScript to navigate through the pages. Responsive, and includes some customization options (like a reversed manga mode).
It utilizes some GPL 2.0-licensed PHP code to read images in a directory, but is otherwise all coded by me.
2014
This was a college project done for the businesses Océ and BührmannUbbens.
Premise
In a time where the classic envelope and letter are dwindling in popularity, Océ and BührmannUbbens wanted to find new ways to innovate the written letter and to make snail mail a little more attractive to the public again.
Result
In a team of five people, we came up with a concept that allowed a letter to be supplemented by extra content that could be accessed digitally. Examples of this content would be videos, photos, gift cards and presents. This was the result of taking the angle that a letter is considered more classy and personal.
The concept ultimately wasn’t implemented, but it taught me a lot about research, concepting and ideation, as well as creating wireframes and prototypes and working in a team.
Concept pictures:
Prototype website for submitting data:
2014
In college, the entire class had been tasked to create a public-facing website for the specialization we were doing (which was Creative Industries). After the ideation process, where many ideas were thrown around and refined, we had a general idea of what the website was going to feature. I took the task to create wireframes for this new website and implemented any feedback given back to me.
The wireframes were designed responsively: I created website, mobile and tablet views.
The website ended up implementing what was shown on the wireframes quite nicely.
The website is no longer available as each year, the website got replaced by the next batch of students.
2014
My first adventures in responsive web design. Made for a school project Creative Industries. Coded by me, visual design by Sander de Waal. Made from wireframes, which were also sketched out by me, based on features determined by other people in the team. I also worked out the functional design involving these features.
Wireframes and part of the functional design:
Screenshots:
2013
Premise
In the project “Do New Things” (Nieuwe Dingen Doen), the goal is for students to gain practical experience working on a project at a company, while still having available expertise to help them achieve success with the project. Processes include ideation, research, concepting, prototyping and working in teams using the Dutch project development method known as Project Driven Creation.
I worked in a project team of five students for the company Kerckebosch Media, where a cross-media concept was developed. This concept was based around their need to communicate and provide information about their offering of offline events (e.g. organizing debates and readings).
Results
The main products ended up being:
I have mainly contributed to the first and second ideas, developing wireframes, prototypes a functional design and documentation for the two websites.
2012
My first serious portfolio website. Written from scratch in HTML and CSS, and focused on staying really simple.
2004-2009
My old hobby website. It’s still online, preserving some of the old things I made.
