creativeapproa.ch is an interactive artist website by Angelika Pulfer, built around a free-floating image cloud of works, texts and visual traces. Instead of presenting the archive as a fixed chronology, the site invites visitors to move through images by year, motif, technique and association.
The project brings together drawing, printmaking, photography, observation and digital composition in an open web space. Individual works can be explored through focused views, while curated texts offer a second layer of reflection on materials, processes, motifs and recurring forms. The result is both an artist portfolio and a living archive: quiet, exploratory and shaped by the act of looking.
Portfolio of Morten Stig Christensen, a digital designer & developer crafting thoughtful digital experiences through clarity, interaction, storytelling, and craft.
The Record Institute is a specialized digital museum and archival platform dedicated to the preservation and study of original print advertisements from the 1930s through the 1990s. Operating at the intersection of historical preservation and digital innovation, the site serves as a sanctuary for “The Aesthetics of Decay,” showcasing original single-sheet artifacts extracted from iconic publications. Through high-fidelity rendering, magnifying zoom capabilities, and an academic narrative, the platform elevates commercial ephemera into a recognized form of historical art, emphasizing the tactile soul of paper that predates the digital revolution.
Qvery builds AI agents that measure and grow brand visibility in ChatGPT and Google AI Mode. Built for marketers who want to know what AI search engines say about their brand.
Portfolio of Robert Fiszer, London-based web designer. Built with Kirby CMS to demonstrate the approach: clean design, solid code, fast loading, and no unnecessary complexity.
Aplitec Informàtica’s website reimagines the digital presence of a long-standing technology company through bold typography, architectural visual references and dynamic motion design. The interface blends clean layouts, subtle animations and structured content to communicate over 30 years of expertise in ERP software, IT infrastructure, POS systems and digital transformation, creating a modern and engaging browsing experience.
Ukrainska 15 is an interactive long-read that tells a personal story about the first days of the war in Ukraine. The project documents everyday moments, memories, and emotional experiences that often remain outside official narratives.
The website combines storytelling, illustration, and scroll-based interaction to recreate the atmosphere of uncertainty, fear, and resilience people experienced during that time. The narrative moves from darkness to light, symbolizing the journey from the basement during shelling to life continuing above ground.
Through a minimal visual language the project focuses on memory, trauma, and the human side of war. Ukrainska 15 is both a personal archive and a digital story about how ordinary life changes in extraordinary circumstances.
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