I redesigned the logo for Diamond Law Firm. The new design features clean lines and a modern look, with a subtle diamond icon to represent the firm's name. This fresh logo aims to improve brand recognition and convey a sense of trust and professionalism.

1. brainstorming and conception: creation of a theme and its elaboration. The elaboration "manuscript" includes the rough staging of the camera work, presentation and voice over text.
2. production of the recordings: The recordings were made in 4k resolution and 60FPS with several takes.
3. video editing: sequence of shots according to the elaborated manuscript and minimal adjustments.
4. voice over: Voice over recorded according to the manuscript itself, in several takes. Background music for appropriate mood and movement in the video.
5. motion: The typography was animated in an appealing way using keyframes.
6. CC and LUTs: Color correction and color grading for authentic video design. Rendering of the finished video without loss of quality.

"Stadtkapelle Melk" (short: STKM), a fixed component of the Melk cultural associations, considered how to create another digital form of representing the association through established communication channels such as website, social media, print media. As part of the diploma thesis on the digitalization of city music band, a virtual tour will be created to provide a insight into the life of STKM. The artifacts will be made avaibale through a multimedia archive. Additionally, a digital storage system (multimedia archive) will be created for artifacts and documents with backup security.

It is important to mention that the "military green", the elefant (as a symbol) and these texts has to be the same as the old patch and flag from 1995.

So I designed the elefant with 4 grey-step colours and triangels to implement the CD of the ÖBH. I also repositioned the textes and colours to make it more modern.

The assignment was to deploy a wireframe and mockup of a sportwatch including two or more functions. Mainfocus has to be a simple realisation, which allows a user to simply understand and use that device. It is also important to consider that attributes like weight size, traget-group, button-order, etc. can be a huge inpact on the user expirience.

The aim of this CICD group project is to develop a responsive webpage with at least three subpages. The use of skeleton and boilerplate is mandatory.

At first, we clarified for whom the website should be developed, leading to the idea of "PicJar," a fictional creative agency with a focus on photography. To leverage the skeleton framework, there are 12 subdivisions, with the width defined in CSS. For instance, if we want to add a container with six icons, the grid layout only needs to be defined with a row, specifying the width within a range of one to 12:
<div class="row">
This defines, as the classname suggests, a row. To specify the width for a specific container, use the following:
<div class="four columns">
Which allows us to implement the entire responsive layout for the website.

My responsibility was to help design and deploy several CMS based websites for customers of JV-Design. In this particular showcase I was part of the relaunch of the own JV-Design homepage.

The aim of the task was to renovate the school photobooth. As part of the assignment, the solution involved developing an Android app with the video input sourced from a Raspberry Pi Cam. I created a user-friendly wireframe and mockup, which I then implemented using Android Studio (Java). The app is designed to trigger the Raspberry Pi camera to capture a photo. Additionally, through an API, the integrated printer immediately prints the image if the customer chooses to do so.

The concept for the solution has 2 main components.

1. The Android App communicates to the rasp - the user is able to use the photobooth
2. The Rasp is responsible for taking the images, open a WLAN (for the communication with the android app) and the communication with the printer.