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Here are some parts of the web that I developed, these are by far not all projects but a small sample what I want to share.

Screenshot of 3D Configurator @ novu

^ 3D Configurator @ novu

Here I lead the development of this 3D configurator and frontend for a client. I also developed an extension that would allow the user to generate BIM data, Technical Drawings and previews from the newly configured product.

> Still in beta
Screenshot of Serafin Krieger

^ Serafin Krieger

An artist and friend needed a website, inspiered by his moving art we created a moving sphere as the main navigation. The most intressting part was figuring out how to render 2D text on to the sphere and how to make it compreensiable.

> Inspect
Screenshot of Sozialversicherung @ novu

^ Sozialversicherung @ novu

I'm really proud to have been part of this project. Especially the animations and accessibility features are something I'm really happy with but also just the spirit of the website to help self employed people to have social security.

> Check it out
Screenshot of bossbern @ novu

^ bossbern @ novu

One of my favorite pages that I built at novu with qturn togheter for an amazing company.

> Print something?
Screenshot of DI Museum

^ DI Museum

The DI Museum challanges the 2D only approach of websites and explores 3D worlds. It showcases the Bachelor projects of my fellow students. I has been written in 2 months as a replacement for the cancelled exhibition.

> Dive in
Screenshot of keller-druck.ch @ novu

^ keller-druck.ch @ novu

My second project at novu and also the longest one, as I maintained it for several years. It has always been a pleasure to work with keller.

> How much pressure?
Screenshot of My Wiki

^ My Wiki

Remembering code is hard... I tried it, writing stuff down is easier. The wiki is a place where I keep the things I can't remember or want to share... as at this point most people looking at aren't me.

> Read up
Screenshot of Adminer Theme

^ Adminer Theme

Ahh Adminer. You are the best SQL manager out there. One file, so simple. Why on earth must you look like you're from 1970.

I took SCSS and the Material Design Guide and coded ahead. It's on GitHub now.

> GitHub
Screenshot of MatTab

^ MatTab

Chrome has this nice new tab page but I can do one better. I've never done a browser extension but this seemed like a good start.

Basically better Windows 8 tiles in Chrome.

> Chrome Store
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