Making things for the web since 1999.Probably earlier.
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1999Opens its eyes
Five by five pixels. A web-safe palette.
1999: Net-Security.org, design credited to me in Monitor magazine, today Help Net Security. Then years of free side projects, Kroativ, Znalac, HR Vijesti, learning on my own sites until the first clients came.
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2008First division
Every pixel turns into a glossy Web 2.0 button.
From the archive, 2008–2012
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2013Flat
It turns isometric. No gloss, no shadows.
From 2013: the official website of the Town of Korčula, and meteo.hr for the Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service.
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2019Vector
Only the lines are left.
From 2019: the Croatian Air Force, the Ministry of Defence, skole.hr, European medical societies and a new wave of congress websites.
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2023Glass
Everything got frosted, rounded and a ✨ button.
From 2021: Oromo and its BakeUp shop, the European Society of PRM, an Angular app for wine lovers, and congress sites built so clients can edit them on their own.
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2026Jelly
The glass melted into a cube of jelly. Clear at the bottom, green on top.
Still going: over a hundred congress sites for Conventus Credo, a new medical journal, and the newest, Hitna 2027.
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About · the incubator
One person Since 1997.
- Designer and developer. One person, always.
- Design since 1997, websites since 1999.
- Web designer in the late '90s, web developer in the 2000s, UX developer today. Waiting for the next title ;)
- Websites, logos, Flash animations and the odd video, back in the day.
- Small and medium projects, each one treated like the biggest yet.
- Never more than the client really needs.
- Today a few long-term clients, no new ones.
Selected work · 1999 → 2026
From the first long-term client to the newest congress site, in the order they were made, each in a browser from its own year.
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1999
Net-Security.org
today Help Net SecurityWhere it all starts. In July 1999 the Croatian magazine Monitor wrote about the site: made in Croatia, written in English, about 1,900 visitors a day, only a fifth of them from Croatia and a lot from .mil and .gov domains. Under design, one name. It grew up with the web, moved to a new domain, and is still online as Help Net Security. I did its latest version too.
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2008
Massimo
Massimo SavićA site for the Croatian singer Massimo. We had free hands: an animated Flash intro, an animated photo gallery, and a little toy where visitors could compose a song with Massimo's vocals.
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2009
HCL
HCLOne of the leading gaming portals in the region: reviews, news and walkthroughs. After years with the old look the HCL crew went for a redesign. I drew an original game-style design, they tweaked the colours and added a few ideas, and together we made the new HCL.
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2009
Infosistem
Infosistem d.d.A Croatian IT company with roots in 1959, when it started representing Remington Rand, maker of the first commercial computer, and later the exclusive partner of Unisys. A long history, and a new website to tell it.
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2009
TookBook
Lamaro d.o.o.The first Croatian e-book store of its kind, made for the local and the global market. Selling e-books, with social network features on top. Think Facebook for book lovers.
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2010
Conventus Credo
Conventus Credo d.o.o.The site of a professional congress organiser. It was the start of a long line of congress websites that still goes on.
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2010
Kozmo
Kozmo d.o.o.Kozmo, the largest Croatian drugstore chain with more than 70 stores, goes online: promotions, company news and a big part of the range. Made with their marketing team.
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2010
KoHOM
Conventus CredoThe first congress of the Croatian Family Medicine Coordination, Zagreb, April 2010. They were fighting against patient co-payments, so the graphics tell that fight. The next year's congress site followed, and many more after it.
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2010
Croatel
Croatel d.o.o.A leading Croatian company in satellite telecommunications and TV production, the first in Croatia licensed for satellite services, with countless TV broadcasts, series and sports events behind it. The site had to look like that level of service.
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2011
Vip eKnjižara
Vipnet · with Lamaro d.o.o.Vipnet saw what TookBook could do and offered e-books to its users, paid through the mobile bill, among the first services of its kind in the world. I redesigned TookBook to fit the Vipnet identity.
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2011
Croatian Gymnastics Federation
Hrvatski gimnastički savezThe new website of the Croatian Gymnastics Federation: the federation, its members, news from the gymnastics world and videos from events.
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2011
Dvoznak
with Toma-soft d.o.o.A new kind of sports betting site: previews of 3,000 to 5,000 matches a month written by experts, odds compared across bookmakers, tips, odds movements and live scores. I did the design; Toma-soft made it all work behind the scenes.
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2011
SEHA handball league
with Toma-soft d.o.o.The site of the SEHA league, which brings six national handball federations together. We designed it; Toma-soft built the CMS and the live statistics.
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2011
Croatian Studies
University of ZagrebA new website for Croatian Studies at the University of Zagreb. Work started in early 2011 and went through many rounds of changes. The structure stayed close to the old site, and the minimal look puts the daily news first.
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2012
Alo Alo
Alo Alo d.o.o.A mobile phone retailer from Dalmatia: phones, accessories, operator deals and news from the mobile world, all on a new, modern site.
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2016
Grad Korčula
Town of KorčulaThe official website of the Town of Korčula: news, council documents, public tenders, open data and everything a town hall needs to tell its citizens. Designed and built by me.
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2017
meteo.hr
DHMZ · design FatDUXThe website of the Croatian Meteorological and Hydrological Service: forecasts, warnings, radar and satellite images, climate data. The main design is by FatDUX; the programming and part of the design are mine.
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2019
Vojni pilot
Croatian Air Force · design FatDUXThe recruiting site of the Croatian Air Force: how to become a military pilot, the squadrons, careers, and the Wings of Storm aerobatic team with its show calendar and galleries. Designed by FatDUX, built and looked after by me.
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2019
skole.hr
design FatDUXA national portal for Croatian schools, teachers and pupils. Designed by FatDUX, programmed by me.
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2019
MORH & Hrvatski vojnik
Ministry of Defence · design FatDUXThe Ministry of Defence website and Hrvatski vojnik, the military magazine published since 1991, with Vojni pilot and Strategos in the same family. Designed by FatDUX, programmed by me, then looked after until 2024: servers, updates and an accessibility widget for all of them.
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2020
UEMS PRM
European Union of Medical SpecialistsThe official site of the PRM Section and Board of the European Union of Medical Specialists: the board, committees, a delegates' area, news and events across the European PRM network.
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2024
Oromo
design & developmentA shop and a story for BakeUp, a clever kitchen gadget for baking fish upright so it cooks evenly. Product page, bundles, cart, news and press, in English and Croatian.
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2024
ESPRM
Conventus CredoA home for the European Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine: working groups, delegates, member societies, events, education and the congress. Made for Conventus Credo, and still looked after.
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2025
Annales Medicinae Urgentis
Croatian Society of Emergency MedicineThe new open-access journal of the Croatian Society of Emergency Medicine: a word from the editors, guidelines for authors, issues and supplements, abstracting and indexing.
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2026
Hitna 2027
Conventus CredoAn emergency medicine symposium at Hotel Trakošćan, March 2027. Online registration, abstract submission, programme and a countdown. One of more than a hundred congress sites for Conventus Credo, and the newest one.
Visit hitna2027.conventuscredo.hr ↗
The index · every pixel is a website
260+ websites One pixel each.
Every website I could find in the invoices, the old portfolio and the project folders, new versions included. The real number is higher. No screenshots for most of them, and plenty are offline by now, but each one was somebody's place on the web. Point at a pixel.
- 1999 → 2026
- 100+ clients
- 140+ for Conventus Credo
- 220 rounds of maintenance
2026 · WINK / version ∞
Still here
After years of not updating this website, I finally did. Not to get more work. Just because it deserved it.
Then
- <table> layouts
- spacer.gif
- Macromedia Flash
- IE6 hacks
- Photoshop slices
- FTP and a 56k modem
Now
- HTML and CSS, still by hand
- JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular
- PHP and WordPress, since forever
- Divi, so clients edit their own pages
- Python, because scripting is fun
- WebGL jelly, with AI as a partner
Some things changed. The curiosity didn't.
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