A Umbraco-powered corporate website featuring complex search systems, bespoke content-management functionalities and sharp front-end visuals.

On this graduates website I've built an unconventional Javascript-based navigation system, an HTML version of the integrated game ('What we do' section) and developed the HTML/CSS structure to support the different templates.

My main challenge on this project has been to create a website ready for content population offering a large variety of page templates available in several languages.

I've also worked on developing smooth visual effects throughout the site (people profiles, page modules, ...).

This online annual report brought a lot of interesting and challenging browsing concepts: floating toolbox, in-line pop-ups, section-related modules among others.

I also integrated a Flash-based chart comparison application controlled via a bespoke Javascript-based interface.

Based on the concept of single-page portfolio website, Career Stones aim is to develop a new way to express career paths online.

I've been involved in building the initial template. As the site isn't database-driven yet, I created a modular architecture to allow the edition and the creation of new Career Stones profiles quickly and easily.

This project has been quite unique as I had the opportunity to completely focus in building one single HTML page.

It resulted in developing a clean, user-friendly and fully documented HTML code - ready for regular updates - associated with simple Javascript features as drop-down navigation panels or tabbed module.

European-scaled project, this website introduced my first implementation of a multi-lingual architecture within the CMS Umbraco.

The site also features secured areas, bespoke AJAX functionalities and a job vacancies search system integration.

Mainly focused on promoting some impressive property developments, this website uses of an unconventional page layout that made the build challenging.

The properties pages features dynamic photography portfolio managed via the CMS.

This is my my personal blog. As I do illustration and, eventually, other things, I needed a place to publish everything to keep the motivation up.

The design is inherited from my initial "mix-media portfolio" but this time running Wordpress.

This site has been updated every year since I originally implemented his 2007 re-design.

One of my main challenge has been to develop a flexible architecture to swap people profile modules and colour themes easily between the different sections of the site. These features are still used in the current version of the site.

This corporate website features modular pages, various type of search and content filtering systems.

I've been involved in the full build of the site both front-end and back-end with the CMS integration.

This project represents one of my first implementation of the CMS Umbraco and also one of the largest corporate website I worked on so far. This website features many different kind of pages and a strong interconnection between the different type of content available (publications, people profiles, offices, news, etc...).

I've been involved in building the original templates and designing the data architecture within the CMS.

The re-design of this large corporate website has been based around section colour themes and a deep site-map architecture featuring multi-lingual sections.

On top of the HTML build I've developed a simple but effective CMS integration to allow this website administrator to manage news easily.