mikefo

WEB

Client: ABB

– 2015 –

New News Center for ABB. Concept design based on isotope tiles (homepage) plus an article detail page which uses newest trends in the field news sharing CMS'es.

Client: Tchibo

– 2013 –

Microsite for a contest made for Tchibo. Heavy key visuals mixed with UI elements such as forms and terms.

Client: ABB

– 2013 –

UI design for interactive map for ABB which was a part of self promoting campaign of the company. It features gamification and it’s lot of fun.

Client: ING

– 2012 –

Simple one-pager designed for ING OFE with some data design, such as charts and tables.

Client: Pirolam

– 2012 –

Microsite for Pirolam shampoo with fancy key visuals made in Photoshop and Illustrator.

Client: ABB

– 2015 –

Brand new intranet designed for ABB. Very innovative and breaking many standards. It comes with a new line of portals and completely new styleguide for ABB’s internal web.

Client: MSP

– 2015 –

Site made for the Polish Ministry of Finance, many subpages with polished IU elements, icons and infographics.

Client: Stork

– 2014 –

Website full of amazing recipies made for Unilever’s Stork butter dedicated especially for baking. Many subpages with loads of UX and UI elements.

Client: Radiofonia

– 2008 –

Design for a polish independent radio station Radiofonia – unreleased

Client: Zebiec

– 2010 –

Website for one of the largest polish producers of heating boilers. Includes UX and UI design for an online configurator.

Client: Rama

– 2013 –

Mobile application for Rama margarines – full of product visuals and a comperhensive informations on items.

Client: Kasia

– 2013 –

Mobile application MojeCiasto.pl for Unilever. It features many great recipies for baking cakes, pies and other sweet goodies.

Client: CityFit

– 2015 –

Web application for your personal training made for CityFit (gym network all around Poland). It will take take you step by step and prepare workout plan which is mostly suitable for your needs.

Client: ABB

– 2014 –

Series of designs and concept layouts for ABB.com. Some of them use standard ABB’s styleguide. others are brand new and are setting new trends for the Swiss company. Pixel perfect layouts with many UI elements and complex modules.

MOBILE

HOW CAN I HELP?

I mostly focus on designing responsive websites, mobile applicationss and resolving UX issues. But I can also help you with your digital personality and your digital existence. I have experience in designing branding elements, such as logotypes, brandbooks and styleguides. Last but not least – I also love creating game assets and UI elements.

Webdesign

Mobile and Apps

Poster design

Branding

Game design

Client: ABB

– 2013 –

Logotype and branding for internal initiative for employees designed in Illustrator.

Client: Contest entry

– 2012 –

Logotype for The National Human Organ and Tissue Transplantation Program made for a contest.

Client: Schaumwerk

– 2014 –

Logotype and branding for a small company which produces foam toys for children.

Client: Starforming

– 2015 –

Personal logotype for Starforming blog – a mix of Science-Fiction and design in one place.

Various logotypes

– since 2005 –

Collection of the finest looking logotypes designed during the last 10 years.

BRAND

ILLUSTRATION

Poster for Selector Festival 2010 – unreleased

Flash banner for Opel displayed on Onet.pl

Online app for Królewskie Beer

Set of outdoor advertisements for Generali

Designs for ROKO billboard campaign

Mailing for Comedy Central

Press advertisement for blink TV Channel

Photoshop tutorial for psdmag published in 2010

Poster for Assassin’s Creed Unity contest

Artwork and website design for a Deftones fanpage

Mix of traditional and digital designs used in print and on the web.

get in touch!

Mike is Kraków based designer with over 10 years of experience, specialising in Web/UI Design, Graphic Design, Branding and Illustration. He has worked for many brands, including ABB, Nivea, Unilever, ING Banking and Play. If you're interested in working with him, please get in touch.

MIKE BIALIKIEWICZ

(c) Mike Bialikiewicz, May 2015