From a one-pager to a platform with a database. Below is what is already there, and what I learned from it.
A web app for shop inspections: walk your round on your phone, and anything out of order automatically becomes an action point with a name and a deadline. Built from scratch, from the first screen to the invoicing.
A marketplace where garden owners post their job and gardeners from the same area respond. Built from scratch, from the first table to the mascots.
An online store for followers, likes and views that passes orders straight to the supplier. No account, no password, pay with iDEAL.
A Dutch mafia browser game that vanished from the internet in 2008, rebuilt from the first table to the last button. The same game, but working the way it should today.
A barbershop in Lokeren you do not visit just for a haircut. That feeling had to be online.
A certified electrician in Lokeren with two kinds of client: those planning ahead, and those with no power right now.
Car wrapping and van fit-outs in Lokeren. One main site and three sub-sites, all rebuilt in the same style.
Electrical installations for new builds and apartments. Two audiences, one site that serves both.
My own browser game about the Antwerp underworld in 1931. Six districts to take over, families to join, and a port where the money comes in.
Cleaning in Limburg, for businesses and households alike. In Dutch and English.
Off Shopify. Their own store on their own server, without a platform's limits.
Three letters melting into one mark that works as well on a business card as on a building.
