Project: redesign of a website for an Italian restaurant in Prague

Problem: the old website was a waste of the advertising budget — conversion was almost zero and the design confused and put off visitors

The solution: redesign from scratch with a focus on food, a concise structure, quick access to what is needed, and a visually clean and appetising design

Result: the website had been developed with the aim of attracting new visitors, and it's now ready to launch

Project: redesign of Vladislava Manzen's Czech language course website

Problem: the old website hindered growth. It was visually unappealing, cluttered and did not reflect either the business or Vladislava herself

Solution: I created a concise, structured design and brought it to life with hand-drawn illustrations. The website now conveys Vlada's character: clear and to the point, but with cute and funny touches

Result: courses are still running successfully on this website, and everyone is satisfied

Project: a business card website to showcase craft products and a café in Los Angeles

Problem: all businesses were scattered and not represented online, which left potential customers feeling confused

Solution: I designed the website to resemble a screen, with links to individual business pages. I drew all the illustrations and graphics by hand. I also created an unusual product slider to showcase the products in an engaging way

Result: all businesses are gathered in one place. It is visually appealing and easy to understand

Project: branding and website for a women's football club in Prague

Problem: there was no visual representation. The task was to show that the club is open to all and that there is no pressure or competition within it

Solution: I created a visual style and website based on a green and pink colour palette, using collage techniques to convey energy and friendliness. I utilised AI to create certain elements and then refined and added details manually. Icons and graphics were drawn manually

Result: unique, cosy and memorable website. A delight for the founder, players and even casual visitors

Project: online store selling Japanese desserts in Los Angeles

Problem: the challenge was to stand out from dozens of similar competitors and convey a cheerful, light-hearted mood, as well as the idea of wanting to try something new

Solution: I opted for a cute and playful aesthetic. All illustrations and graphics were drawn by hand. The website is eye-catching and stands out

Result: the brand has gained recognition and is growing alongside the client's other businesses

Project: a longread about Tim Burton’s works

Description: This is a purely visual project, created as a personal homage to the work of Tim Burton. Each block is dedicated to a different film or cartoon and designed in my style. It features a huge amount of hand-drawn vector graphics and a carefully constructed, museum-style, interactive exhibition layout (unfortunately, the layout never made it to publication). This was one of my most labour-intensive projects

Project: concept of a detective agency

Description: This is a project in which I experimented with metaphor, imagery and minimalism. The aim was to reveal little, say even less, yet still make everything clear. Clean, dark visuals and mystery. Hand-drawn graphics, of course

Project: concept for a Japanese yokai spirit restaurant

Description: This is a concept website for a restaurant inspired by Japanese folklore, featuring a portal to another dimension. This project should not be viewed as a design for an actual restaurant. It is very unrealistic, as I had no intention of creating anything realistic. My aim was to experiment with metaphor and illustration