Selected projects

Projects

Not everything. Only the work where the context, the contribution and the useful residue are clear enough to be worth keeping here.

2026 · Zine + editorial site

zine.coffee

Co-author, photography, editorial system and Astro development

A paper object with a digital side entrance.

Anteprima editoriale del sito zine.coffee

Coffee Is Not Dead (Yet) is an independent zine about specialty coffee: paper, voice, photography and a light website that does not try to look more important than the thing it presents.

Context

The risk was simple: taking a physical, lateral, slightly imperfect project and turning it online into yet another polite landing page. The site had to make the zine easier to find without sanding off its voice, paper feeling and character.

Contribution

I worked between idea, content and form: editorial tone, photography, page structure, content architecture and Astro implementation. The technical layer needed to disappear just enough to let the zine stay in front.

Value

The digital presence makes the project easier to read and share without dressing it in something that does not belong to it. People understand what is inside, who is behind it and why it is worth following.

  • The site treats the zine as an editorial object, not as a product with a landing page attached.
  • The structure can grow with issues, articles, credits and practical paths without being rebuilt every time.
  • The tone stays recognizable: clear enough, slightly sideways where it should be.
AstroEditorialeContent designFotoStatic site Read the case study Open project
2026 · Nonsense webapp

Cetriolo

Concept, microcopy and development

Controlled nonsense, a tiny gesture, disproportionate care.

Anteprima della webapp Cetriolo

A deliberately useless and therefore suspiciously honest webapp: you click a cucumber, get a sentence, watch a counter go up and for a moment the internet stops taking itself so seriously.

Context

The web is full of tools promising focus, growth, productivity and other things that make you want to close the laptop. Cetriolo starts from the opposite side: it promises nothing, solves nothing and stores nothing important. Precisely for that reason, it had to work well.

Contribution

I built the whole experience: idea, tone, interaction, random lines, animations, daily counter and microcopy. The challenge was treating something stupid with enough precision to make it feel inevitable.

Value

The value is in the disproportion: giving rhythm, memory and identity to a tiny gesture. If something useless stays in your head, maybe it was not completely useless after all.

  • Click, read, count, start again. A mechanism reduced to the bone.
  • An absurd but controlled tone.
  • A daily reset at 23:59, because even nonsense deserves discipline.
  • A small, memorable project cared for more than strictly necessary.
WebappIroniaCetrioloGiocoMicro-interazioniNo sense Read the case study Open project