This is the personal portfolio of the web designers Makis Tracend and Maria Papadimitriou, who've been working on personal and commercial web projects for many years and have provided the online community a series of web applications and internet services.
This version of the site to focuses on the content and presents the work with a more personal touch. You can find samples of the work done throughout the years although note that not everything is included.
Some of the work didn't make it to the portfolio, either because it was scrap work (ex. content updates), not worth promoting, we weren't allowed to show it off for some reason or plainly because we forgot to record it...
We hope you enjoy your stay here and find it easy navigating through the pages. In any case, feel free to send in a note with your comments or other web related ideas you might have.
Thanks for visiting.
A set of promotional banners was created when the Robot Archives project was released. A sample follows:
This item requires the latest version of Adobe’s Flash Player.Created the personal website of DJ Manuel Fuentes,a DJ from Spain
This was an email flyer promoting Robot Archives to music artists and record labels. It was meant as an open invitation for anyone that was interested to submit their feedback and hopefully improve the product, as it had been a collaborative effort from the start.
This website was created to supplement the services of our web design studio at the time.
It handled a variety of multimedia services and a number of freelance developers were involved, creating a loose “team” were a certain developer was called for action when their individual skills were needed.
This was the second version of the website – it was originally created at www.url4site.com/dreamway as a mini-site in 2003, showcasing little content and having promotional material that was redirecting back to K&D Interactive.
After the feedback from the beta release, a series of updates were implemented. First an foremost the site was redesigned visually, to fit the character of the website. Other big changes were the relocation of the site to a “spacious” server and the conversion of the existing content to UTF-8. New features for the users include the ability to create a personal blog, gather points from their activity and include attachments in their posts in the forum. Alongside with smaller changes in the content, the website became almost unrecognizable.
