Julia Dyck
Clean, modern websites for creatives and small brands.
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I designed and developed a clean, visually driven website for artist Hadassah Emmerich — a Brussels-based painter whose work explores body, identity, and the sensual through sophisticated imagery and refined colour language. The site uses a lightweight, user-friendly CMS setup so the artist can easily update content, exhibitions, and publications while keeping the focus on her rich visual archive and conceptual narrative.
What I delivered:
• Custom responsive portfolio design tailored to the artist’s aesthetic
• CMS integration for effortless content updates
• Seamless media (images, text, publications) organisation
• Clean deployment with performance optimisations
📍 View the project: hadassahemmerich.com (http://hadassahemmerich.com)
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React with Styled Components — LinkedIn Learning Course
I designed, scripted, and taught React with Styled Components, a professional frontend development course published on LinkedIn Learning. The course guides developers through building scalable, component-based UIs in React using Styled Components, with a strong emphasis on maintainable architecture, design systems, and real-world patterns used in production environments.
This project demonstrates my ability to translate complex technical concepts into clear, structured learning experiences — bridging design thinking and frontend engineering for a global professional audience.
🔗 View the course:
https://www.linkedin.com/learning/react-with-styled-components/react-with-styled-components
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A Kind of Harmony — Podcast, Website & Immersive Audio
A Kind of Harmony is a podcast exploring listening, embodiment, and expanded modes of perception. I co-host and co-produce the project, and led the design and development of its website. The second season was produced in immersive 360 sound, extending the podcast format into spatial audio and experimental listening practices.
This project brings together audio production, conceptual research, and web development to support a unique, contemporary media experience.
🔗 View the site:
akindofharmony.com (http://akindofharmony.com)
Technologies used
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP / CMS, responsive design, audio integration
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Artist Portfolio Website with Dual Color Modes & Kirby CMS
I designed and developed a custom portfolio website for artist Liew Niyomkarn, creating a minimal, image-forward interface that supports both editorial content and a large visual archive. The site features two distinct color modes, allowing the presentation of work to shift subtly in tone while maintaining clarity and cohesion.
Built on Kirby CMS, the site enables flexible content management while preserving a highly considered visual and typographic system.
🔗 View the project:
liewniyomkarn.com (http://liewniyomkarn.com)
Technologies used
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Kirby CMS, responsive design
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