MusiPlaner is an app that offers a clear and simplified representation of the events of the wind band Musikkapelle Pettnau. Events can be filtered according to different categories, imported into the device calendar and shared with other people via various channels (e.g. e-mail, SMS, social media). The app was developed with the purpose of providing information to the band members and public.
Musikkapelle Pettnau is a wind music band located in Tirol, Austria. It was re-founded in 1960 and currently has 45 active members. They are dedicated to the traditional music (March, Waltz, and Polka), spiritual music but play modern and international music as well. The musicians meet themselves in regular rehearsals and present their work in ecclesiastical events, public concerts, and festivals.
With the MusiPlaner app, we have all our band's dates on our fingertips and clearly displayed. Hence, nobody no longer misses upcoming rehearsals, meetings, and events.
This website was designed to show potential clients how a simple webshop can look like. On the landing page, a visitor can typically find different offers and provided services regarding payment and delivery, for example. The subpages consist of the product catalog (including filtering by the product category), product details, shopping cart, and checkout. The shop is based on WooCommerce with an integrated payment system and Astra WordPress Theme.
This website was designed to show potential clients how a personal blog can look like. The blog consists of an image header followed by three featured posts. On the home page, I added a email subscription form and the most recent blog posts. On each page, there is a sidebar showing personal information, favorite posts, advertisements and other products. In addition to that, the footer is connected to an Instagram profile which automatically updates. As the topic of this blog is about food and health, there is a separate section to post different recipes.
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As the big band Alexander’s Swing-Time Orchestra started their work in 2019, they needed a website in first place in order to spread their music and news to the public on the Internet. The website uses a standard band theme including an eye-catching landing page, a personal blog and an event schedule. There are pages for the band members and different media (photos, videos and discography) as well.
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