During my time in Nop-Templates I worked as a web designer. I was tasked with the creation of visual design for articles, e-mail templates, social media, websites, reports, presentations, etc. I've also developed a design system for one of their major platforms, which includes wireframes, lo-fi and hi-fi prototypes, scalability optimization, future proofing through the implementation of a dynamic component system, and optimized developer handoff. While working on this platform, I've also implemented several features, which included the above mentioned process.

I joined this small firm as a paid intern. My tasks included pre-print, total design for a brand, web design, print design and more. I also gained valuable experience in working with small teams.

AnimeINN is a magazine for Japanese culture. It's main target market is teens and young adults interested in video games and Japanese animation. The fan magazine had been established for one year when I joined. My main task was a total redesign of everything and training new people. Even though it was a web magazine, we released a really popular print edition (1000 issues). Me and my team designed the core visual guidelines, which we then implemented in the print edition, while working closely with the printing house.

This was my first internship. While working in J-Point Group my main tasks were designing print material and preparing files for print. There I became experienced with the different types of printing machines, papers, and cutting techniques. I mostly worked with Adobe InDesign there, but had some work done with Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.