Building the dashboard for the backoffice of the MKB Brandstof app. The dashboard allows for viewing and manipulation of data corresponding with the mobile application. The project is built in NextJS and relies heavily on Mapbox to display geo-data and React-hook-form and React-query, sadly I can't share any insides of this project.

Four month long rebuild and enhancement of the existing Electrifleet platform. This platform included a multi-step questionnaire, Contentful (cms) rebuild and a complete change in design. Limited calculations were done in the frontend and were tests were written in Jest to ensure a greater level of security for the outcome of the questionnaire. A hands-on project where close contact and collaboration with design and client was a must from the start.

Building several interactive components on the Nowatch website. Using Styled-components and Framer Motion to create uniwue animations based on user interactions (scrolling, hovering) to fit and enhance conveying the brand voice/style. Animations like these weren't very accessible but they were a ton of fun to make.

I got to do a project for a friend setting up a bar in the Bilderdijkstraat, here in Amsterdam, a lot of freedom to make design decisions but the main cool things are the gallery, some colourful blobs and the event display. Built in GatsbyJs, with Contentful as cms

Less conventional and quite flashy I like it a lot and the bar itself is cool as heck so go by some time :-)

Project during my internship at Bravoure digital agency in Amsterdam. I think we did this in a week, first real time working with a lot of pressure and a senior developer doing code reviews every 15mins.

Good case of managing expectations and communicating with design and customer on a very close and no-bullshit type of way.

A few months before this I also built the prototype for the new ticketshop in a day and a half to show management and customer what the flow was like and if it met expectations. You can check the demo out here:

(it's meant for mobile but check out the calculations and scrollbar for each step!! 🥶 )

CSS challenge to make a digital restaurant menu using fewer than 3 hex colors and make it responsive and I forgot the other conditions.

They didn't say anything about blend modes so I made something really colorful and got away with it.

It's supposed to be for a mayan or mexican-style restaurant. So i made the whole thing shake when you scroll (volcanic explosion kind of idea). I think it's very cool and I also got to show off some animation skills in css keyframes and after effects here so yea good stuff all round.

This is best viewed on desktop so you can actually see the hover animations and just resize it if you want to see how the grid adjusts.