The largest community site for Romanians in France. The site was created in 2001 on a SPIP CMS, then migrated to Drupal in 2001. Many public or custom Drupal modules are used throughout the site. The site was originally called Franţa România, but was recently renamed to Filiera Franceză.

One of the largest cinema and TV sites in France. Besides a new branding, the redesign added more interactivity, social features, automated workflows and a very powerful administration area.

Cafe.com is a casual games social web site. The first version of the service used a Windows application to play games, chat, purchase items and edit the profile. I on site with the Beijing team to redesigned the application skin and improve the usability.

Cafe.com is a casual games social web site. The site has a comprehensive avatar system and a large selection of games. I created the original style for the avatars and worked with the design team on implementing it. I was also part of the game design team and contributed to the design, gameplay specification and content for many original casual games.

Cafe.com is a casual games social web site. I created the original branding, designed the web site and wrote most of the content. As the product manager for the service, I was also in charge with the communication through the official blog.

A corporate image guideline document and the accompanying Photoshop templates, specifying the use of the Boonty’s brand on partner sites.

Boonty is a leader in the downloadable casual video games space since its creation in 2001. The Windows Media Center Edition web application allows users to browse the MCE games catalog, view game information, download and even play most of the game using only the remote control. I designed the user interface graphics and specified the behavior.

An animated tutorial for Boonty’s downloadable games service.

Some fun entries for a Boonty T-shirt design competition. I didn’t win but I still like my proposals.