Milena's Fashion

Timeframe: May-June 2011

Role: Project Manager and front-end designer

Task: Create a new website and logo based on the old brand identity, including logo and colors.

Description: As the project manager I had to organize the work of the group who collaborated closely with the client throughout the development process. The website was developed with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and has a custom-made CMS in ASP.Net.

Land of the Vikings

Timeframe: May-June 2011

Role: Back-end developer

Task: Create a customized Wordpress theme from scratch based on different aspects and constraints given by the client. The graphic elements, as well as the general design, were given by a graphic designer.

Description: My group was assigned a task from the Vikings Museum in Aalborg, Denmark. The museum wanted to create a community around the website and we chose Wordpress for them, with integrated Buddypress support.

The theme is developed in PHP and fits all the requirements of Wordpress.

MPK Electric Logo

Timeframe: October 2010

Role: Graphic Design Assistant

Description: I've assisted the process of creating this logo, which was delivered to a local electric company that requested, among other products, a new brand identity.

UCN Advertising Video

Timeframe: September 2011

Role: Director of Photography

Task: Create a video advertising for the ATCM programme students - the subject was Living in Aalborg

Description: This is a product we created for the University College of Northern Denmark. I've been handling the camera throughout the whole filming process and worked closely with the sound and light technicians.

Trendy

Timeframe: November 2010

Role: Front-end designer

Task: Create an online identity concept and a logo for a fictive Danish furniture company called Trendy A/S. During this project I handled the coding of the website in HTML/CSS as well as the creation of the visual identity.

Description: This website is one of the first concepts I've ever designed. It was created for school purposes in the end of 2010 alongside one of my fellow designers who was mostly responsible for the graphic elements such as logo or images.

The website was designed with HTML, CSS and JavaScript for the gallery.

Former portfolio

Timeframe: April 2011

Role: Front-end designer

Description: This is the first version of my portfolio that ever went online. It was a simple, minimalist design that focused on usability and was built using a lot of negative space. The website was designed with HTML, CSS and basic JavaScript rollover effects.