Things I’ve made to put my dent in the World Wide Web

This simple website has a special meaning to me. I am proud that my company, Realode, was part of Malaysia’s first Bitcoin conference, organised by Bitcoin Malaysia, the central crypto community of the country since 2012. The main challenge was to keep up with the frequency of content updates and make sure that the website was running uninterruptedly throughout the ticket sales period, and especially during the conference.

Legal Living Hub is a website by the data protection and digital law expert Olga Eichmann, who is growing an informational hub with the goal of making data protection and implementation and compliance easy. We, Realode, helped her design her brand, guidelines for social media content creation, and made a multilingual website, so she could launch her project smoothly and present it on different social media platforms.

Allert & Co. is one of Germany’s leading M&A companies. This project is their website dedicated to the careers options within the company. It focuses heavily on the company culture and knowledge that a potential intern or employee would gain by joining Allert & Co. Realode built this website and help migrate the content, as well as several features from the previous website.

Thailand IX is an informative website that shows the recent news of the company branch, presents the core information for their partners and clients, and features real-time charts of their system status. Realode built the first version of the website in 2020, and in 2024, we conducted a redesign in relation to the company’s rebranding, following the merge of CAT Telecom and TOT PCL. We also added several features, like dark mode, to improve and elevate the user experience. For a well-established and industry-leading company in the internet industry, security is of utmost importance, which is why, from the beginning, we worked closely with the tech team of Thailand IX to ensure an impeccable security and performance-focused setup for the website. This project was led by Ecomidea.

Blackpanthersystem is an international brand that produces modular keyboard stands. Their shop allows customers to configure the desired products with multiple variables (sizes, colours, and other variations). I programmed several customisations and set up the website in a way that supports multiple languages, currencies, units (inches and pounds for the US market, cm and kg for the rest of the world) and allows flexible shipping prices and methods.

Die Dom Challenge is a survey website that I programmed for a business conference by Allert & Co. GmbH. This project introduces a unique valuation method by the Allert & Co. in a gamified way that compares this method to some of the more common ones, such as EV or EBIDTA. The main part of the website is an SPA (single-page application) running on JavaScript that guides the visitor through the journey of learning the valuation method.

C.R.A.F.T. is an online education platform by CrafterCave Kids brand supported by Thai Media Fund. This platform attempts to give parents a way for early child education that’s up to date with modern life and suited for the challenges of the new generation.The website uses an LMS (Learning Management System) with a planned lesson schedule and a certification function. This project is a collaboration between Realode and our partner in Thailand, ecomidea.

TonusXpert is an education platform by Tonus SportsClub, which aims to give its users the knowledge of a personal coach online. It started as the result of the Covid-19 pandemic and the respective restrictions for the offline business. To elevate user experience, I programmed an integration between the Garmin Health API and WordPress, adding synchronization and data storage features to calculator forms that the platform members use to evaluate their results. Besides that, I programmed a Progressive Web App integration that sends users daily and weekly reminders according to their settings. This project is a collaboration between Storytellerin Content Creation and Realode.

Nidhra Boutique Hotel is a hotel that focuses on making their guests feel as comfortable as possible. I developed a website that presents the information in an easy and accessible way while also providing a fast and comfortable booking experience.

R24 is a project by one of the largest TV production companies that makes its way from TV screens to the worldwide web. In their online shop, they offer a variety of popular products from different categories, while the main category is traditional Thai amulets. The website functionality is based around easy shopping with a number of features for fast checkout and re-ordering. This unique design is a take on modern web design practices with the incorporation of traditional patterns and elements of Thai art. This project is led by our partner in Thailand Ecomidea.

Taya Bell is a painter who we first met back in 2017 and developed the homepage to show her very first works. In 2021, after years of developing her art and skills, it was time to re-launch her website in order to show her diverse art. The new website features the rich story of her as an artist, virtual exhibitions, and two galleries to show the diversity of her art and unveil the story behind it.

Here is the next step website for the restaurant that we have been working with since 2018. As the business grew from a single restaurant to a chain, we made sure to upgrade the website accordingly. It has such features as individual food menus with shared core and custom specials for single branches, table booking system integration, and an integrated Covid-19 registration system compliant with GDPR and the local law. It also features an Instagram-like story that introduces a visitor to the restaurant’s story and the people who are behind it.

For You Apartment is a serviced apartments complex in the heart of Bangkok. As a part of Get Real Creative, I helped develop a website representing their unique style and convenient service offer. This project was led by Ecomidea.

Thailand IX is one of the first and leading internet infrastructure providers in Thailand by the Thai government-led company CAT Telecom. Realode participated in the redesign and development of the new homepage. The goal of it was to demonstrate the modern state of the company and to give an easier overview of the relevant information. This project was led by Ecomidea.

This project is rebuilding of a customised WooCommerce-based online shop. The products are tours with dancing classes. The customisation enables them to have very specific data, such as dancing style and level of advancement. The key feature is the extendability of products. Based on accommodation variations, they can have flexible pricing, stock, and additional optional services. Another essential part is the leverage of caches and reuse of data. The project was led by Kodeo Internetagentur.

Here is a project for a German pharmaceutical company. The company decided to give pharmacies that are selling their products the possibility to sign up on their website and create profiles with data, including their location. The key feature is the search. The end-user can find such a pharmacy around any desired location. The project was led by Kodeo Internetagentur.

This project is about leveraging the built-in user management functionality of WordPress. The client company already had a WordPress-based website and was launching its iOS and Android apps. I extended the WordPress REST API to provide the back-end for a centralised user profile database. With it, the users are able to create and edit their profiles using either the app or the website. The project was led by Kodeo Internetagentur.

Zane Eniņa is a Latvian travel blogger who has roamed the world since 1977. Her blog has existed since 2012, and in 2017 she decided that it was time to bring it to the next level. We redesigned the website and developed new features. For example, we made an interactive world map for her readers to follow her trips easier. We also made an organized navigation system to browse through the places that she traveled to more comfortably. Besides the redesign, we created a localizable logo and a new color scheme. Another critical step was the transfer of the website from WordPress.com to a new server, during which we had to make sure that all the content and comments from the five years would stay intact.

“In Between Books Sessions” is a project organized by a Slovak NGO that promotes local and international musicians. We designed and developed a WordPress-based website with an event calendar and blog functionality. The design shows an unordinary square-based layout with contrasting colors.

KOZA is a cafe, sushi bar, and restaurant specializing in Asian fusion cuisine. We, Realode, designed the logo and developed a minimalistic landing page where all the essential information of the restaurant and particular locations is easy to find on one page.

Here is a WooCommerce Extension for DHL Packstation Service. It uses the DHL’s API to find the nearest automated booth (Packstation), a post office, or a cooperating shop that then can be used as the delivery destination. The project was led by Kodeo Internetagentur.

This project is the homepage of the painter Taya Bell. It’s a simple WordPress-based website that features an art gallery and a blog.

UniGema is a company that specializes in the development, production, and sales of cosmetics, cosmeceuticals, skin disinfectants, and herbal extracts. Realode redesigned the website and transferred it to the WordPress CMS to enable easy and fast content management. We also ensured a coherent corporate design including items such as logo, business card, letterhead, and product catalog.

KayFit is a personal WordPress-based blog about dance and fitness with a minimalistic and clean design. It has custom features, such as special layouts for the video collection and a course schedule, and a JS-based responsively designed image slider. It is my first project for the digital agency Realode. Besides developing the website, our team designed the logo and the business card and took care of setting up social media channels (Facebook, YouTube). We had close and enjoyable cooperation with our client and a friend running this project.

Originally written in 2016, this was a simple plugin to add an HTML5-based range slider as a custom field type for the popular plugin Contact Form 7. In 2017 I open-sourced it as a regular WordPress Plugin. Recently, I added another field type and plan on keeping it growing with new field types already being programmed.

This project is another personal travel blog. It was my first project based on the WordPress CMS. I developed a WordPress theme with a number of unique widgets (topic navigation, photo navigation, and a special navigation widget for countries and cities). The website was multi-lingual and had a responsive design for any screen size.

This was another personal project that consists of an Android app and a web UI for management. The app was a database of professors and staff, spread among several sub-faculties. Each of those sub-faculties had an own website, which made it difficult to find the right information fast. So, the app made it simple to find a professor, his contacts and hours. There was also an interactive map using Google Maps API. The app supported offline usability, refreshing the database when having an internet connection either automatically or manually. The web UI was used by the student committee to manage the database.

Here is a Flash-to-HTML5 port of Disney’s game Mystery Tour Ride based on the animated TV series Gravity Falls. The game was running on the Rocket Pack Engine JS Framework, one of the earliest JavaScript frameworks for smartphone browser games, which focused on iOS and Safari support in particular.

Here is another personal project that I made with a friend of mine, when we both were living in this student residence in Paris. The website was multi-lingual, asynchronous, and had a newsfeed, photo and video gallery, and a closed community for the residents. Unfortunately, it had to be discontinued, since it wasn’t based on any CMS, and thus was to difficult to maintain given the fast-paced evolution in the web ecosystem.

Here is a multi-language, minimalistic in both design and codebase, dynamic (asynchronous) blog. It was a personal project that I made when travelled to China, the first Asian country in my life, in 2010. I didn’t know much of what to expect except the facts that Facebook and Google services were either blocked or barely accessible, so it inspired my idea of creating a personal travel blog. The website was based mostly on JavaScript and used the asynchronous data exchange (AJAX), which was pretty innovative back then. It is also the very first project that I made for big (not cellphone or smartphone) screens.

Here is one of the first online mobile games on the Russian web. It reproduces as much as possible an MMORPG in the browser of an early smartphone, using both asynchronous and direct data exchange, as well as some special effects. It was powered by the newest browser technologies, AJAX and JavaScript Mobile.

This is a MySQL DB administration tool, developed from scratch, inspired by the famous phpMyAdmin. The tool provides basic functionality for DB management on a screen of a smartphone.

This project features turnkey development from scratch, monitoring and continuous algorithm optimization. It was a traffic selling engine (Ads Exchange), a common advertisement instrument of that time. Users would sign up, obtain a hyperlink or banner code and get paid for each click their website visitor would make. The website offered user support in form of a ticket system, statistics page with different filters, a small board for users to have a place for discussions and an automated monitoring engine that was running filtering algorithms to determine fake clicks and simplify the final human check.

My first big project was this online file manager designed for mobile phones in 2005. Even though it’s hard to imagine how one could access the internet, not to mention work with files or text from a small screen, it was considered innovative. This file manager was used by the continuously rising number of mobile users on the Russian speaking web who were interested not only in surfing but also creating mobile sites, yet didn’t have a personal computer. It has been hosted as a stand-alone service but also installed by some hosting providers of that time. The file manager had a full functionality to edit and manage files: compressing multiple files into an archive (ZIP or TAR), extracting archives, editing text files with different layouts for simple text and a special highlighted layout for HTML and CSS, even modifying ID tags of MP3 files.