Posts about Technical case studies
These posts are “case studies”: detailed analyses of various projects I’ve worked on, which go into a greater level of detail about one or more of the technical aspects of the project.
WordPress’ Gutenberg Editor allows you to do much more than create and edit content in a single content column.
Using a website visitor’s browser settings to seamlessly display content in a language they can understand.
How I swapped out individual sections of a high-traffic site to make best use of WordPress’ REST API.
How I quickly implemented a splash page for Sulzer Schmid Laboratories, containing an autoplaying HTML5 video.
Using modern web technologies to replicate the ubiquitous red panel used by Swiss railway company SBB CFF FFS.
The latest project we’ve launched at !frappant is for SBB (Swiss Railways): a microsite for the Rail Control System team, which promotes their work controlling the flow of rail traffic throughout the national network.
CSS Flexbox has been ready for mainstream use for a while now, and I’ve implemented it on a third client project for my employer.
My employer re-branded recently, which meant a new corporate identity and a new website using Zurb Foundation, CSS Flexbox and TYPO3.
Back in 2011, the organizers of Bike To Work Switzerland approached my employer !frappant Webfactory to re-develop their website and the participants’ admin system. I worked with a third-party usability consultant to re-think and re-design the project, before I carried out the design work in Photoshop and the team and I subsequently produced the website on the base…
My biggest work project in 2010 was the re-building of the wide network of websites for the Europe, Middle East and Africa region of Burson-Marsteller.
Details of the new website for Swiss national historic location Rütli, combined with a brief explanation of the meadow’s history.
