Client:
CahAndong Blogger Community

Scope:
Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to WordPress

Completion:
December 2009

URL:
www.akudanpohonku.com

Notes:
This website mainly containing articles about Aku Dan Pohonku (Me And My Tree) movement, also participated on Blog Action Day 2009: Climate Change.

Client:
Haruhi’s Followers Community

Scope:
Draw the vector // Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS

Completion:
August 2009

URL:
www.haruhiism.co.tv

Notes:
A Haruhiism homepage with Haruhi’s Closed Space theme. One God, Haruhi. One page, Haruhiism.

Client:
Betang.COM Editorial Staff

Scope:
Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to WordPress

Completion:
May 2009

URL:
www.betang.com

Notes:
Betang.COM is an online portal containing everything related to the Indonesian province of Central Borneo, especially that of the Dayak people residing in it. Due to the lack of information concerning this region available online, of course the need to create this portal presented itself. The layout is very neat, and there is a low-bandwith or mobile version.

Client:
Sri Margana, M.Hum., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Scope:
Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to WordPress

Completion:
April 2010

URL:
www.historiografi.co.tv

Notes:
A weblog for Historiography class for Cultural Anthropology department at Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Gadjah Mada University. The neat, old archives’ style design.

Client:
Bintang Sariyatno

Scope:
Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to WordPress

Completion:
February 2009

URL:
www.sariyatno.com

Notes:
Weblog of Bintang Sariyatno, this website mainly containing informative articles on the area of Central Borneo, Indonesia, and the residents of it, such a the Dayak tribe. The specific topics of the articles vary; from culture, history and arts, to the society itself and even the natural resources of Central Borneo. The colour combination used is in accordance to the general theme of the writings: red as a colour often used by the Dayak tribe, green to symbolise the forests of Borneo, dark background to show how there is so much unknown to the general population about Borneo and the Dayak tribe, while the white text shows clear information on the topic. The layout is made to look ethnic, also to suit the theme.

Client:
Wajah Jogja Team

Scope:
Convert XHTML and CSS to WordPress

Completion:
October 2008

URL:
www.wajahjogja.com

Notes:
A website created not to display the icons the city of Yogyakarta is famously known for, but as the name implies, to show the faces of the not-so-well-known residents of the city as the true face of Yogyakarta. The website is still in development, which might contribute to its current simple state. The banner consisting of, in accordance to the theme of the site, photos of “different faces of Yogyakarta”. Underneath it, the main page contains short previews of four most recently written profiles on those residents. There is also a Quotes fuction present underneath. THIS DESIGN IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE.

Client:
Ir. Hetifah Sjaifudian, MPP., PhD.

Scope:
Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to WordPress

Completion:
October 2008

URL:
www.hetifah.com

Notes:
A website belonging to Hetifah Sj-Siswanda. As an advocate of government reformation, the website contains primarily thoughts and ideas, though not only limited to bettering regional governments. The website uses a three-column design mainly consisting of yellow-orange shades, with effective use of the rectangular sections in keeping the layout in order. A navigation bar is present at the top, making parts of the website easily-accessible.

Client:
Rudy Gunawan

Scope:
Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to WordPress

Completion:
March 2009

URL:
gun.web.id

Notes:
A weblog of Gunawan Rudy, a fancy but sleek design for his random thought.

Client:
dr. Suryo Bawono, Sp.OG.

Scope:
Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to mobile version

Completion:
January 2010

URL:
www.suryobawono.com

Notes:
A mobile version design for a doctor’s weblog. Currently offline.

Client:
Amanda Kistilensa

Scope:
Create PSD mockups // Slice to XHTML and CSS // Convert to WordPress

Completion:
August 2008

URL:
infinite.inficio.info

Notes:
Created for a bilingual weblog. The layout is a two-column one, and though most information are fitted on the column on the right, the sections Popular Entries and Recent Comments are placed at the bottom to conserve the right column. The colour scheme chosen is pink, white, and brown, in accordance to the image used in the banner. In order to suit the blog, with entries written in two languages, the main page holds two lesser columns separating entries written in English and in Indonesian in each own sections.