Poof

Real estate business is a realm of miracles, companies sometimes just poof, disappear all of a sudden without a trace. That seems to have happened to an ex-client of mine. I myself managed to apply some counter magic, however, looking at my visitor stats, some people are still desperately looking for them. But all they can find is a website redesign comp I proposed to the client 2 years ago.

Website redesign for audit firm

Ferbal.hu is now online. Kudos to Péter Radics / Cleanweb for the coding.

Beverage dealer's website

Website for a beverage store & distillery whose layout I designed while working full-time for Profartis earlier this year. It went online in August and was one of the first websites to be featured at Web Design Galéria, a new Hungarian web design inspiration gallery.

More images below.

V4 vs V4

If you're putting this much effort into trying to make a website look like another website AND appear very different at the same time you might as well start from scratch ;)

Left: Screenshots of a conference microsite I designed in 2006.
Right: Screenshots of a conference microsite designed by someone else in 2009.

Our work featured at cssfairy.com

Our Roma research microsite was featured at cssfairy.com in April. (I haven't noticed it until recently.) Thanks to Ádám Paller (programming).

HandyMan microsite -- in progress

Microsite for HandyMan, a human resources management system based on biometric hand recognition technology. A work in progress.

Lodgings site beta

The test version of this Budapest lodgings project is online. Thanks to Philip who really started off this project back when we were first approached by the client and Tibor Szász of Skyweb for the spark of life.

Roma research project -- layout

We have a couple of website projects in the pipeline and one of them is an online summary of a social and cultural research project on the gypsies in Hungary. I have just submitted this layout to the client, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Here's an early version which I had done hastily and having almost no information on the project at that stage -- as specifications were getting clearer, I most happily threw it away.

The colour scheme is derived from the Roma flag.