I’m Rafael Fyen — a interaction designer based in southern Sweden. I specialize in developing websites and creating graphics, I mainly work with front-end web coding and vector-based visuals. I also dabble in physical prototyping and interface design. At the moment I’m working for Boozt as a web developer.
This website is for me to display my work. Below you’ll find a small showcase of my projects, mainly in web development. Email me if you like what you see.
Get my vCardIt’s a website for a small family-owned business, it will be primarily used as a promotional tool and for informing customers. See it online.
Design & front-end coding
2010
A web application for any smartphone-owning disc golf player. It will be used to track player statistics in various ways. The website uses the XHTML media type and changes to fit device display.
Work in progress
Design, front/back-end coding & testing
2010
I made this theme for personal use because I wasn’t satisfied with the free Tumblr themes available. I wanted something in a single column that would focus attention on the content instead of on flashy visuals, and it needed to be in web-standard compliant code.
Design, front-end coding & Tumblr
2009
During my studies to become a interaction designer I created a box-shaped table tennis game prototype together with two of my classmates. In this competetive game the players hit the short sides of the box to make a ball of light bounce between them.
Construction & programming
2007
I was tasked with creating a Wordpress theme for a group of nature photography enthusiasts. They requested a clean looking two column layout and a header image that would cycle through some of their photos.
Design, front-end coding & Wordpress
2006
As a interaction designer and a commuter, one has interest in video games and portable consoles. In 2003 this led me to create a wholly Nintendo Game Boy Advance oriented website. The website was a lighthearted news hub and it needed a logo to fit with its attitude.
Design
2003
Nothing more here. Want to go back up?