Some of my Projects
Sketches turned screens, concepts turned clicks!
Astorya
Astorya is a digital memorial app where people can leave messages, photos, videos, and audio in a 3D starry sky, to be revealed after they pass away.
“Building Astorya from scratch taught me how to turn abstract ideas into a real, usable product. From concept and research to UX, UI and final build”
EHBM
Clear answers to your rights, right when you need them.
“This project taught me how simplicity builds trust.”Hoppin
I rebranded the Hoppin app interface while keeping the existing brand identity. With updated visuals, improved UX flows, the app became more intuitive and engaging.
“I learned how much impact you can make by redesigning within the limits of an existing brand”Shoe configurator
A fully custom 3D sneaker builder made with Vue.js, Node.js and Three.js. Users can personalize every detail, from laces to sole.
“I learned how to combine 3D, frontend and backend to create a smooth, interactive experience from scratch.”Dynamic Interstellar poster
An interactive movie poster for Interstellar, coded with HTML, CSS and JS
“This project taught me how to turn design into motion using just code.”Aura
A soft and elegant logo created for a boutique that combines femininity and playfulness. The design reflects both the gentle side of motherhood and the vibrant energy of childhood.
“I learned how to translate both softness and joy into a logo that speaks to women and children alike.”Softskin
A clean and calming logo for a brand focused on laser-based skincare treatments. The design reflects softness, precision and trust.
“Designing for Softskin showed me how minimalism can build trust in sensitive industries”Useless Web
A playful webpage with just one goal: click the button. That’s it. No purpose, no reward.
“Sometimes, making something totally useless is the most fun you’ll have with code”Roadtrip Through Belgium
An interactive roadmap that uses API data and geolocation to map out a custom roadtrip through Belgium.
“I learned how to combine API's and geolocation.”