The aim of this webpage was to create a digital garden that basically functions like a second brain. It contains a diagram to visualize all content and its connections.

I use a simple notion table as a backend to be able to update the garden with information. I developed this webpage with NextJS and it is hosted with Vercel.

The aim of this website was to create an immersive portfolio where the cards can be repositioned and moved around on the screen at will.

The cards themselves are scrollable and responsive, just like on this website.

In this university project, Florian and I developed our own 2D game engine from scratch in an Entity Component System. It even includes a Spring framework with the ability to log in and store game scores in a database. The game itself is a replica of the 1990 version of Tanks Arcade.

For this university project, I had to develop a web application in PHP in the form of an online shop with stripe as a payment option. As a visitor to the website, it is possible to listen to podcasts and, as a logged-in, paying user, to upload and manage podcasts. It was very interesting to work with Laravel and implement the scope of a real online shop in the backend.

My idea was to create an immersive 3d website where you can place individual tattoos on a body to get a feel for how they would look on a person or on you. It's working well but due to the amount of work I decided to have only a small version of the website online.

The very first web application I developed. It is a fully functional state machine based on the Turings Machine. It took a lot of time and nerves to finalise this project but I am very happy with how it turned out.