My Work

Websites your team can manage.

Fast, modular, and built to stay on-brand. No matter who's making changes. Every project is engineered so your business can move without waiting on a developer.

Orangefit

A headless store for a fast-growing plant-based nutrition brand

Orangefit sells plant-based nutrition in several countries and languages. I built their headless store with my colleagues at Superhero Cheesecake, and I'm still developing it.

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Orangefit case study

The Laundry Story

A headless store where stories lead to products

The Laundry Story makes laundry perfume and sells mostly on mood. I built a store where the team writes stories and links products to them.

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The Laundry Story case study

Dit is Watt

A one-pager for home batteries, without the sales pitch

Dit is Watt explains how a home battery works. The team edits everything themselves and changes go live within seconds.

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Dit is Watt case study

Chunky Cherry Coffee

A bold Shopify store for Amsterdam's favourite coffee brewery.

Big type, moving contour lines and a clear message: the coffee industry is broken. This store sells the alternative.

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Chunky Cherry Coffee case study

Doghouse Recruitment

A recruitment website with video turned into ASCII art

Doghouse connects tech talent with tech teams. I built their site, with a custom WebGL animation and job listings they manage themselves.

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Doghouse Recruitment case study

Meet the Creeps

Three mini-games in an AR world, in your browser

For Perfetti van Melle I helped build an augmented reality Halloween game. Scan the pack, walk through a portal and take your candy back from three creeps.

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Meet the Creeps case study

Gucci Burst

A vintage runner with campaign-grade visuals, built in Three.js

Gucci Burst is a mobile-first WebGL arcade game built to launch the Gucci Basket sneaker.

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Gucci Burst case study

Milkshake Festival

Milkshake Festival, rebuilt in four weeks

From Nuxt 2 to Next.js and DatoCMS. The site loads faster, costs less when it gets busy, and the team publishes with live previews.

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Milkshake Festival case study