MANU

MANU — websites as art

Websites as art.
Designed and built by one person.

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What I do

Most sites are built to function. Fewer are built to be felt. I do both — the interface behaves properly, and it leaves an impression while it does.

Design and front-end build, from the first sketch to the live site. I work directly with the person making the decisions, which keeps things fast and keeps the intent intact.

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Selected work

003  /  CURATED

The DICOM to STL converter interface, showing a file drop area beside a 3D preview panel.
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DICOM to STL

Web application

Turns medical scans into 3D-printable models entirely in the browser, so the files stay on your machine. The engineering was straightforward; making something clinical feel calm took the real work.

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A photographer's portfolio home page, with the photographer's name set large over a landscape photograph.
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Dimitri Damanakis

Portfolio — design and build

A site for a photographer, which mostly means giving the photographs room. Large type, slow pacing, space to look.

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The Crackshack clothing site: oversized condensed type over a high-contrast monochrome layout.
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Crackshack

Clothing brand — storefront

An alternative hand-made clothing brand. Built like a zine, so every one-off piece reads as the single thing it is.

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How I work

  1. 01

    We talk first

    What it's for, who it's for, and what it has to achieve — a straight conversation.

  2. 02

    Direction before pixels

    One clear creative direction, agreed early, so the build runs once.

  3. 03

    Design and build together

    I build what I design, so everything promised is something that ships.

  4. 04

    Live, then supported

    Launch, then a stretch of looking after it while it settles.