Nicolas Torres

When my brother and his 'Brocast-mate' asked me to realize the website of their project, I instantly answered 'yes' with no hesitation. They really appreciated my involvement and I loved working with them.

While I find grids awesome, there are too much features for my use. I decided to make a fluid modern grid using table display properties to make it as user-friendly and light as possible.

To participate to the 10k Apart contest, I wanted my app to be useful rather than original. I also tried to experiment something new, that's why I've combined the need of WDFriday community - a transcript maker - and the fill of my lacks regarding APIs.

I wanted to present more than only my webdesigns and to have fun coding it. It's a responsive single page portfolio which also works without javascript, gathering most of my knowledge in its sources. Will you find the easter eggs?

Here's the website I've designed to distribute my templates engine. It was a single page design exercise, which works without JS. I aquired skills developing an adapted slider.

I considered the CSSR2010 feedbacks to build this personnal website, stretching the screenshots, designing a suitable contact form, and making it available on mobiles ; it was my first mobile design. Julie Iuso did the photos.

This version of my portfolio is my participation to the CSSR2010 contest organized by Alsacreations. I reached the 5th position, built my first edit-in-place system and used for the first time HTML5.

Paid to design the ad of Hoche IT rock concert for my college Hoche, Versailles (France), it's the first print art I've done with the tickets.