As part of my internship as an Interactive Media Designer at Cavin-Baudat in Grandson (formerly Artgraphic Cavin), I had the opportunity to create a website for an event taking place in the Romandie region during the summer of 2024.
For this quirky project, I designed the user interface for an online store application for a fictional brand named Sunz, selling a collection of flying umbrellas.
As part of a course at Eracom, I created a fictional packshot for MTN 94 in the studio using a Canon C70 and edited the video.
I designed a flyer layout and made color adjustments to the images on the front side as part of my apprenticeship as a polygrapher at Imprimerie Saint-Paul (now Media F SA) in Fribourg.
This was my very first website created for a client in the heating and plumbing installations sector.
As part of a course at Eracom, I designed a project from start to finish around a feature I chose to implement in a phone. I selected the camera feature, and the goal was to use the Google Lens API to allow the phone to recognize the object in front of the camera and provide detailed information about the object.
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As part of a course at Eracom, I designed this user interface for a fictional podcast app. I identified the most commonly used features by conducting a market analysis of audio streaming apps, then carefully selected which ones would be implemented in my app.
I created a fictional opening sequence for the Monza Grand Prix using simple shapes.
Explanation of the approach
The circles that light up in red symbolize the start of the race, then shift to form the starting grid. The red color is chosen to evoke Ferrari. I created several shots to simulate speed using graphic elements. The clock shown at the end references Richard Mille, the long-term partner of the Ferrari brand. The 3:00 PM on the watch signifies the start time of the Monza GP.
As part of a course at Eracom, I created an animation featuring my name, exploring dynamic visual techniques to highlight my passion for sports. I chose black, white, and blue colors, reflecting my Fribourg origins.
As part of my apprenticeship as a polygrapher at Imprimerie Saint-Paul in Fribourg (now Media F SA), I had the opportunity to design an A6 flyer for a concert by the ‘Tambours et Fifres Zaehringia Fribourg’ in celebration of their 70th anniversary.
