Webdesign

I'm a student at the Hogeschool Utrecht, studying Information Sciences. I make websites next to that. Here are some examples (chronological order):

Ringlicious.nl

This is the first site I made for an order. At the time when making this site, I didn't know anything about web-standards, so everything is made with iframes and subframes. A neat thing is the rotating logo of the item being sold on the site. I made that with 3dsmax, and is being shown through a flash movie. Features: Flash intro, Main page with self-resizing picture, Order page that sends emails to the person ordering it as well as the person processing the order.
www.ringlicious.nl

Bahmi.com 2.0

This was just an improvement of the Bahmi.com 2.0 concept. I use another approach to sitebuilding then regular sites, by using nothing more then a simple image, with a linkmap that links to other parts of the site. The front image has then become my signature "ragdoll" image, because I like game physics. Although this might seem cool, it isn't really functional because not all parts of the ragdoll go to usefull stuff, and the image itself isn't very bandwidth-friendly. I used a flash image at first but that was sluggish to load so I settled for an imagemap instead..

Webtech personal site

I had to make a personal site for the Webtech class. This was the final result. I chose for the same colour scheme as the Bahmi 2.0 site because initially I wanted to intergrate it with my main site as a sort-of personal page, but I later decided not to include it. Content is loaded from seperate files that simply have the content stored as strings, and they are later outputted by the main page. A little bit of a hacked way of displaying content, but it works. Next to that is a fully working register and log-in system, an admin panel to manage users and a security system that only allows certain groups of users to view certain pages. The layout is also completly flowable.
arnobecker.users.snuffelserver.nl

Project 2 Site

We had to make a site for a fictional business for the class Project 2. We chose a pizza-order service. It's a modular-built mysql-embedded system. Users can register, log in, order stuff, watch their previous orders and re-print bills. Next to that there is functionality for sending messages to administrators, admin's can apply discounts on certain products for certain dates and other things. I didn't personally made the design, but did more of the programming work behind the scenes of the site.

Art on 31: Dick Sierksma

This is a site for a sculptor/artist named Dick Sierksma. He wanted a simpl site with easy-to-change content, a photoalbum and a guestbook. The content can be changed easly by changing one XML file. With that, you can add a page with a couple of words, or add a complete photoalbum with a couple of lines. The site itself uses object-oriented PHP and is because of that very easy to maintain. It doesn't have any login or mysql parts that might show vulnerabilities so pretty much unhackable. I personally taught FTP and the usage of the xml file so he can change the content himself.
dicksierksma.nl

Mens In Beweging

The site here is designed for a workshop given by Dick Sierksma (see paragraph above this). I chose for a green theme ecause the workshop is given in france. The top banner is a modified photo supplied to me, and gives the site a very calm view. It's a simple HTML based site, and uses instead of a frame a scrolling div. People can sign-in for the workshop through the site, and then both the site owner and the person signing in will recieve a confirmation email with payment options.
mensinbeweging.nl