Projects in Saint PöltenProjects in Saint PöltenGOA — B2B Ordering Platform
A custom ordering platform built for La Brasserie de GOA, a French craft kombucha producer, so its professional clients (restaurants, bars, grocers and retailers) can browse the catalogue and place orders online on their own.
The platform connects directly to Easybeer, the brewery management software GOA already uses every day. Easybeer stays the single source of truth: products, customer-specific pricing and stock come from it, and every order goes straight back into it. There is no double entry and no second database to keep in sync by hand. Each client sees their own catalogue and prices in a clean, mobile-friendly interface built for quick reorders during a busy service.
A dedicated back office gives the GOA team control over what clients see: product visibility, custom names, photos, out-of-stock flags and bulk invitations for client accounts. A built-in help guide lets the team manage the platform without technical support.
The platform is built with Vue 3, TypeScript, Tailwind and shadcn-vue on the front end, with a Hono (Node.js) API that handles the Easybeer integration and runs on Firebase and Google Cloud. It is live in production and currently takes orders as quote requests. Creyda Yoga — Integral yoga centre, Brussels
A calm, luminous website for Creyda, a traditional and integral yoga centre in Ixelles, Brussels, designed to carry the quiet depth of the practice into a contemporary digital space.
The visual direction is built around breath and light. A slowly drifting ambient haze responds softly to the visitor's movement, a generative radiant motif echoes the centre's emblem across the pages, and content reveals itself gently as you scroll. Coconat display type, a restrained palette of deep green, mist and mint, and generous whitespace give the experience a serene editorial rhythm, from Hatha Yoga and meditation classes to the R.E.S. method, wellbeing sessions and a library of long-form articles.
The project was also a complete rebuild of an ageing, compromised WordPress site. It is now a statically generated platform: no database, no plugins and no admin surface left to attack, near-zero maintenance, and hosting costs cut to almost nothing. Accessibility and local search were treated as core requirements rather than add-ons: reduced-motion support, focus management between pages, a dedicated accessibility statement, structured data for local discovery and an interactive map to guide visitors to the studio. A refined digital showcase designed for Belgian violist Vinciane Vinckenbosch, created to translate the elegance and sensitivity of her artistic universe into a contemporary online experience.
The project combines editorial-inspired layouts, strong visual rhythm and minimalist typography to highlight the artist’s multiple facets, from solo performances and chamber music to orchestral collaborations and pedagogy. The interface was designed to feel both timeless and immersive, balancing sophistication with clarity.
Beyond the visual direction, the website was structured to support a flexible and scalable content architecture, allowing performances, agenda updates and artistic content to evolve over time without compromising the coherence of the experience.
The platform is currently being developed using Vue.js, TypeScript and Sanity CMS, with a focus on smooth interactions, responsive behaviour and long-term content autonomy. 
