Andrea Csendom

Andrea's portfolio site's first view

Direction

UI/UX Design

Branding

Framer Development

[1]

Overview

Led the redesign and Framer development for intercultural researcher Andrea Csendom. The project focused on redefining her visual identity to reflect her unique multicultural background (Hungary and Japan) while optimizing information accessibility across a bilingual (Japanese/English) platform.

[2]

Goals

Designed a modern UI that bridges scholarly credibility with the energy of her global media presence. Developed a site structure that ensures a seamless and consistent reading experience across both English and Japanese versions. Established a robust framework to manage frequently updated research outcomes and media appearances efficiently.

[3]

Insights

To synthesize disparate content types: dynamic YouTube media and static scholarly publications, I implemented a unified card-based gallery system. This reduces visual noise while providing a holistic overview of her multifaceted career. By curating highlights on the homepage and delegating detailed archives to a dedicated Works page, I effectively distributed the cognitive load, encouraging deeper exploration without overwhelming the visitor.

[4]

Outcome

By standardizing CMS and components, I established a system that allows for immediate updates while maintaining design integrity. The comprehensive operation manual I provided was highly commended for its clarity, enabling the client to manage her platform independently without technical friction. The final result successfully solidified her personal brand and enhanced her cross-cultural reach.

Andrea's initial llogo
An image of Footer
An image of STUDY
An image of records of Andrea's talks
English version of an image that has records of Andrea's talks

Andrea Csendom

Andrea's portfolio site's first view

Direction

UI/UX Design

Branding

Framer Development

[1]

Overview

Led the redesign and Framer development for intercultural researcher Andrea Csendom. The project focused on redefining her visual identity to reflect her unique multicultural background (Hungary and Japan) while optimizing information accessibility across a bilingual (Japanese/English) platform.

[2]

Goals

Designed a modern UI that bridges scholarly credibility with the energy of her global media presence. Developed a site structure that ensures a seamless and consistent reading experience across both English and Japanese versions. Established a robust framework to manage frequently updated research outcomes and media appearances efficiently.

[3]

Insights

To synthesize disparate content types: dynamic YouTube media and static scholarly publications, I implemented a unified card-based gallery system. This reduces visual noise while providing a holistic overview of her multifaceted career. By curating highlights on the homepage and delegating detailed archives to a dedicated Works page, I effectively distributed the cognitive load, encouraging deeper exploration without overwhelming the visitor.

[4]

Outcome

By standardizing CMS and components, I established a system that allows for immediate updates while maintaining design integrity. The comprehensive operation manual I provided was highly commended for its clarity, enabling the client to manage her platform independently without technical friction. The final result successfully solidified her personal brand and enhanced her cross-cultural reach.

Andrea's initial llogo
An image of Footer
An image of STUDY
An image of records of Andrea's talks
English version of an image that has records of Andrea's talks