Code meets the real world.

A brand presence. A digital home.

A company profile website for Djarum Super, bringing the brand's corporate presence into a dedicated digital destination. The project centres on presenting the company online rather than an ecommerce or internal operations platform.

A familiar brand. A new expression.

A redesign of WadzPay's existing website. Rather than introducing a new product, the engagement focuses on renewing the design of an established digital presence.

A real-time view of the region.

An online CCTV monitoring website for the West Java transportation authority. Users can view live camera feeds and monitor activity in areas covered by cameras within the Dishub environment across West Java.

Information, right on time.

An application for displaying train schedules on station information boards, with support for other media such as photographs and videos. The work moves from mapping the user journey to analysing backend requirements and completing the application for publication.

Learning for every generation.

An e-learning application featuring classes for early childhood development, including motor skills, alongside skill-based classes for adults. The engagement covers the experience design and development work needed to bring these learning journeys into an application.

From user flow to app design.

An app design engagement focused on translating user flows into an interface. The project connects the sequence of actions people take with the screens and interactions that make up the application experience.

An institution, made navigable.

BPOM's company profile website is also represented in the UI/UX portfolio. This entry highlights the design discipline associated with that institutional web presence, distinct from its website-development listing.

Cultural expression. Digital commerce.

An ecommerce website designed and developed as a platform for selling batik. Built on WordPress with WooCommerce, the project creates an online retail setting for Bhatara Batik's products.

Costs, connected. Control, coordinated.

A Cost Management Integrated Control application, described as CMIC, for managing costs within a project or organisation. The work centres on bringing cost management into an integrated and coordinated application rather than treating each cost activity in isolation.

Quality, structured into work.

A Construction Quality Management application built around the processes and practices used to support quality standards in construction projects. The portfolio describes the project as CQM, with the emphasis on managing quality throughout construction activity.

Many marketplaces. A connected operation.

An ecommerce enabler application that integrates marketplace sales for multiple brands or partners through an omnichannel approach. The sales environment is also connected to an automated warehousing system, linking the commercial side of the business with warehouse operations.