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Hi, my name is Piotr and I’m an information and us­er in­ter­face de­sign­er enjoying creating beautiful, usable and ac­ces­si­ble websites since 2005. Pen & paper, Fire­works, Coda and variety of different web brows­ers make up a perfect set of tools I use for:

  • Design of clean, simple and aesthetic web-site layouts;
  • Creation of beautiful, semantic and transparent code;
  • Content Management System setup;
  • Implementation of third party widgets & scripts;
  • Thoroughgoing usability testing.

I’m currently available for single freelance projects so if you fancy working with an extremely creative web-designer and amazingly organized xhtml and css ninja passionate about his work drop me a line because I might be the right man for the job.

Selected work

UX Camp

Website: UX Camp Firenze (03/’09)

Logo design, design and xhtml & css coding of the Italian UX Camp Firenze ’09 website (link).

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Print: Graphic design is what we see (02/’08)

One of the posters I made for the Veerle’s “What is Graphic Design?” Competition which actually won the 5th prize (as you can read on Veerle’s blog) and was featured in one of the Smash­ing Magazine’s articles shortly after.

Portfolio

The following is a list of major projects I was involved in and it includes some early websites delivered back in Feb­ru­ary 2007 as well as print and web designs I’ve done since then. All of items are listed below in chronological order and click­ing on the images will take you to full-size screenshots placed on Flickr (if not specifed otherwise).

Carlo Poma

Website: Carlo Poma (04/’09)

Design and xhtml & css coding of all the main templates of the new Carlo Poma Hospital Corporation website (link).

* Full-sized preview unavailable (yet).
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Website: Cooperativa Biosfera (11/'08)

Web site design for an Italian client — Cooperativa Biosfera (link).

Typenut Type o'clock Ampersand

T-Shirt designs: Typophile Tee Battle (07/'08)

T-shirt designs I submitted for the Typophile Tee Battle ’08 (visit). Make sure to view them in full size so you could ap­pre­ci­ate all the hidden details. People liked these actually.

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Illustration: Justyna (05/'08)

My first vector art masterpiece. Many days and nights of in­fi­nite play with the pen tool in Photoshop turned out to be a good investment cause the result is absolutely gorgeous.

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Website: Creattività (04/'08)

Graphic prototype of a home page for a gardening company “Creattività”. Although my job is finished and the design has been approved the website isn’t ready yet.

* Full-sized preview unavailable (yet).
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Poster: What is graphic design? (02/'08)

“Breathtaking Typographic Poster” — as noted in one of the Smash­ing Magazine’s articles. One of the artworks I de­sign­ed for the Veerle’s “What is Graphic Design?” Competition.

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Website: TTM Magazine Online (01/'08)

Graphic prototype of the home page for TTM Magazine I made as a proposal for Yooplus. I tried to make the design as clean and lightweight as possible. However major changes have been requested by the client (four logos in the head­er and full reorganization of the elements on the page).

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Website: CNA Firenze (11/'07)

Graphic prototype I made for the Florentine cna’s website re­de­sign competition. Make sure to view it in hi-res in order to catch a glimpse of the details. You can find the original lay­out here.

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Website: Designr.it v1 (08/'07)

The previous version of Designr.it. Simple, clean and aes­thet­ic lay­out spiced up with some pretty, useful and easy-to-use jQuery trickery. Pure web2.0 style. Yes, I’m not a­fraid to ad­mit that :-)

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Website: Ospedale Meyer (05/'07)

Website for the Florentine Hospital Meyer. My job was to code given .psd into valid xhtml & css. The project re­quired certain precision, especially when slicing the graphic lay­out because of the fixed-width structure of the page.

* Image links to the Meyer’s website.
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Website: Il Secolo XIX (04/'07)

xhtml & css coding of three templates based on given .psd file. The pages were complex and many elements had to be styled in defferent ways. Project helped me un­der­standing some advanced css positioning rules.

* Image links to the client’s website.
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Website: Consorzio Idealavoro (02/'07)

I was asked to design and code three templates fitting in the com­pa­ny’s branding (logotype and colour palette) and pay­ing par­tic­u­lar attention to the accessibility and usability of both lay­out and code since the website was aimed mainly at people with disabilities.

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Information Architecture and Type Crimes made in Italy.

February 23rd, 2009

Those of you who don’t follow me on twitter don’t know that I had a chance to attend the 3rd Italian Information Architecture Summit in Forlì this weekend. I probably would have never even heard of the event if not Andrea Gandino and Simone Economo who not only passed me the information but also turned out to be great companions for the trip. In this article I’ll share some thoughts on the summit and sum up my favourite presentations. I will then close with some brutal type crimes I witnessed during my stay in Forlì.

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Social profile

The following list contains links to my personal pages here and there. Curriculum Vitae, musical taste, pho­tos, twitter-log, even my favourite websites—it’s all here. So, please, take a look around and have some nice time stalk­ing me!

Contact me

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