November 30, 2009 – 3:23 am
I stumbled today on an interesting idea on the Japanese website of Domino’s Pizza. When you have ordered a pizza online (after a fastidious registration process, as only Japanese site have the secret), you are invited to follow in “real-time” the progression of the making of your pizza. Since you will need to register and actually […]
October 5, 2009 – 2:43 am
The “Muscial Creativity and the Environment” section of Tokyo University of Arts needed a website.
They wanted something simple and clear, and not too directly related to the world of the music.
Nua is a young company specialized in the Brazilian Waxing in Japan. They needed a website.
January 15, 2009 – 7:20 am
This, is the 3rd version of the USN website. And after the “quick and simple” one, the HTML/CSS/AJAX one, It was the time for the Full-Flash version!
KLM’s Flightclub was the first community website created by an airline company. The Flightclub was a place for Japanese frequent travelers to share experiences about their favorite places. Good restaurants, hotels, hot spot, nice club, funny anecdotes…
Design, development and integration of a fully multilingual website (Japanese and English) for a Japanese IT consulting company.
March 12, 2007 – 10:47 pm
Moblip beta is a free mobile bookmarking webservice developed for Tokyo Office Co. Ltd.
It allows you to easily bookmark a web page with your browser, and then to access it from a mobile device on your personal “moblip page” (PDA, cellphone, etc.).
February 11, 2007 – 4:46 am
Nicolas Carteron is a translator, interpreter and copywriter, working in english, japanese and french. He asked me to build his website.
I created a very simple CMS using text files to store pages content, so it could be easily edited by the client without even the need for a database.
