pass Culture mobile and web application

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WikiCulture is a project that aims to group all the culture of Cameroon.

pass Culture institutional web site

Nchiini is a web app designed to assist people in learning about their culture in an engaging and interactive manner. The app offers a user-friendly interface and a personalized learning experience to help users explore and understand different aspects of their culture.

Steve Paxton - Material for the spine

👋 - The documentation for being an Artsy Engineer

Helping our Slack community ask questions without fear of being judged

Making Cultural Event Data Universally Accessible

A website for the Brazilian podcast Prosa de Mestre, owned by the singer Edmilson Ferreira.

GLAMorous Europe is a project within the Prototype Fund Round 14 and aims to bring together users and digital collections from European GLAM institutions with the means of a dating plattform.

An archival of historical landmarks of Bengal on the web.

This innovative app dives into the diverse names across cultures, uncovering the playful nicknames and heartfelt endearments used around the world. Users can contribute their knowledge, building a vibrant community that celebrates the uniqueness and shared humanity woven into names.

Explore a API de e-commerce de produtos sustentáveis, desenvolvida em um curto período de tempo com base nos padrões REST. Utilizando a linguagem NestJS e o PostgreSQL com ORM Prisma, esta API oferece uma solução ágil e eficiente para promover produtos sustentáveis no mercado atual, com foco nos segmentos mais recentes.

A gamified web app for intercultural learning

As a web application PROTESTORY! offers a playful exploration of the protest cultures of working-class youth since the early 20th century and was created in collaboration with the archive of the working-class youth movement in 2022.

The web project Plantala was created during the Coding da Vinci Niedersachsen 2020 cultural hackathon and relaunched during a 3-months grant in 2020. It offers the opportunity to generate, print and color mandalas from beautiful vectorized plant elements from digitized botanical teaching posters and is completed by facts about the plants.

The web project Julala has been created during the Coding da Vinci Nieder.Rhein.Land 2021 cultural hackathon and offers the opportunity to generate, print and color mandalas from vectorized copperplate elements.

Museum showcase and events website built using Nextjs, Mantine, Typescript, Framer motion & Axe core