For my minor Information Design, I collaborated with two classmates to conceptualize, design, and code a website. We were tasked by Naturalis with transforming a database into an engaging design and webpage. Our goal was to visually represent insect data from specific locations, enabling users to compare them using authentic data. Click here to go to our Github and see the code in depth! And click here to go to the Figma file to see our design and explore it further!

In this project, I had the opportunity to explore a new coding language, Svelte, and delve into the functionalities of D3. Given the nature of this minor in information design, which focuses on datasets, I centered my work around transforming an online dataset into insightful visualizations. Click here to go to my Github and see my code in depth!

I created this project on my own, designing a book finder app for middle school students on an iPad interface. The task was given by the Amsterdam municipality, so it had to appeal to both students and educators. Click here to check it out and explore its features!

For a teamproject we designed the app BurgerTime. Our goal was to assist people in making delicious burgers by providing clear and easy-to-follow recipes. We also added some exciting features to enhance the cooking experience. Click here to see and try out our prototype!

During this internship, I gained valuable experience in utilizing Figma, where I delved into grid systems and successfully implemented them. I contributed to the development of a new website design tailored for both desktop and mobile platforms. Although the site has not yet launched, it is scheduled to go live soon!

I made the website from Het Koekemannetje from scratch. The assignment was to make it with your own code and make it accessible. Click here to go to my Github and see my code in depth!

I made a concept proposal for a class hours schedule for PadelNext. They wanted a minimalistic but fitting page. Click here to go to my Github and see my code in depth!

I developed the app Get Clubbing as part of a larger project to help students connect offline. The app focuses on nightlife, enabling students to find others to go out with, fostering new friendships and social interactions. Click here to check it out and explore its features!

For my New Product Development course I designed an innovative product to enhance collaboration at the school restaurant. We created a table that can open and close off from the outside world using soundproof screens that emerge from the ground via an interface. The interface offers additional features such as remote ordering and payment. Below, you'll find a clear visual explanation of our concept. Feel free to explore it!

For this course I began to learn Figma. I made a design that worked on mobile and tablet. I added gestures to make sure that it would be clear how to use the app. Click here to see the screenflow!