SplendidBear Websites is a full-stack portfolio and publishing platform for presenting web projects, technical case studies, and blog content. The public website showcases services, selected work, project media, articles, and contact options, while a dedicated administration interface makes content manageable without editing code.

The platform supports structured projects with technology badges, screenshots, videos, contribution details, and related posts. Its blog uses reorderable text, image, and code blocks for articles and technical write-ups. It also provides responsive presentation, SEO metadata, sitemap and RSS generation, contact email delivery, CAPTCHA protection, analytics dashboards, and automatic cache refreshes after content changes.

MineSeeker is a real-time 1v1 multiplayer Minesweeper game that I designed and built from the ground up. Two players compete on the same 16×16 minefield, race to claim 26 of 51 hidden mines, and see each move synchronized instantly without refreshing the page.

The game supports both anonymous visitors and registered users. Players can create profiles, upload avatars, review detailed statistics, inspect monthly performance charts, and browse their complete battle history. Every match stores its moves and final state, enabling replayable and publicly shareable battle reports.

To make the gameplay more engaging, I implemented a skill-based bonus system rewarding blind hits, mine chains, edge mines, endgame discoveries, and large safe-cell reveals. The platform also includes matchmaking/lobby functionality, opponent presence, resignation handling, game restoration, CAPTCHA protection, email workflows, and responsive game interfaces.

Registered accounts are protected with password authentication, TOTP two-factor authentication with backup codes, and WebAuthn passkey support. Public battle pages include social sharing metadata and dynamically generated battle-card images.

MineSeeker combines competitive gameplay, real-time communication, account management, analytics, media handling, and social sharing into a complete production-oriented web application.

Virgo Spica is a reusable, enterprise-oriented application engine for building and operating content-rich digital platforms. Rather than solving one business problem, it provides a shared foundation that can be configured and extended across several large projects, keeping common capabilities consistent while allowing each product to develop its own domain features.

The engine brings together the essential building blocks of a modern portal ecosystem:

• Structured content management with categories, layouts, media, reusable components, and a rich-text editor
• Separate administrative, public portal, API, service, static-asset, and file-delivery applications
• User management, authentication, roles, permissions, and OAuth-based API access
• Localization and content translation workflows for multilingual platforms
• Search integration, caching, background queues, scheduled jobs, and export processing
• Engagement features such as comments, likes, ratings, and polls
• Geographic functionality, payment/VPOS integrations, email marketing hooks, and extensibility points
• API documentation and integration support through Swagger/OpenAPI tooling

Its strongest value is architectural: teams can assemble only the bundles a project needs, while inheriting proven conventions for configuration, persistence, security, testing, deployment, and operations. This makes Spica a practical platform for delivering multiple maintainable, high-traffic web products without rebuilding the same infrastructure for every project.

During my employment, I contributed to projects for Telenor, Euronics, and Culinaris, using this shared engine as a foundation for their digital platforms.

I designed and developed Reward Cloud, a cloud-management platform that acts as a control plane between users, applications, infrastructure, and server environments. Its purpose is to simplify the creation, configuration, deployment, monitoring, and maintenance of independent projects across cloud environments.

The platform provides a centralized interface for managing projects, teams, organisations, users, components, environment variables, providers, clusters, and access permissions. Users can configure environments, validate sensitive configuration values, connect to servers through SSH, trigger deployments, and monitor the progress of infrastructure operations.

Additional capabilities include asynchronous project and environment processing, real-time log streaming, database and media import/export, resource and cost tracking, and automated invoice generation. The platform also supports reusable project and environment templates, component versioning, resource limits, role-based administration, password recovery, account activation, and secure user authentication.

I built the system with a strong focus on automation, extensibility, security, and operational visibility. The result is a scalable platform that enables teams to manage complex cloud environments through a consistent web interface and API rather than relying on manual infrastructure operations.

Termésverseny is a Hungarian agricultural competition platform that connects farmers, competitors, administrators and agricultural content in one centralized web application.

The platform enables registered participants to create and publish detailed crop-treatment journals. Each entry can include cultivation data, applied materials, operation categories, machinery, measurements, descriptions and supporting images. Published entries appear in a social-style public wall where visitors can browse competitors’ submissions, view galleries and interact with content through likes.

Key features include:

• Competitor profiles with company, location and agricultural information
• Structured treatment and cultivation journals
• Multi-step treatment records with materials, categories and field data
• Image galleries and mobile-friendly uploads
• Public wall with filtering, pagination and published-content controls
• News articles, videos, rules and informational pages
• User authentication, profile management and password recovery
• Like functionality and social sharing support
• Administrative management of users, competitors, content and classifications
• Email-based account approval and bulk approval workflows
• Responsive interface optimized for desktop and mobile users

The project combines public engagement with structured agricultural data collection, giving organizers a reliable platform to manage the competition while providing participants with visibility and a professional way to present their results.

Amnis Treasury is a digital treasury and foreign-exchange platform that helps businesses manage currencies, accounts, payments, and international cash movement from one secure workspace. It brings together operational treasury workflows that are often fragmented across banks, spreadsheets, and email: users can manage multi-currency balances, exchange currencies, create and track payments, maintain business contacts and bank accounts, and monitor transaction progress.

The platform supports FX workflows ranging from spot transactions to forward and overnight deals, giving businesses better control over timing, liquidity, and currency exposure. It also includes wallet-to-wallet transfers and contact payouts, while bank-account connectivity keeps balances and account statements aligned with the platform. Business-partner onboarding captures company, industry, transaction-volume, currency, and compliance information, supporting a more structured due-diligence process.

A polished React interface guides users from registration and email verification through first-time setup and day-to-day treasury operations. Authentication, two-factor authentication, role-aware access, validation, notifications, and an administration area provide the controls expected in a financial product. Overall, Amnis Treasury is designed to make cross-border finance more transparent, efficient, and manageable for growing companies.

In late 2020 I have participated in the Symfony-based Amnis project termporarly to speed up the development for a friend. It took 5-6 months I was in the team, because that time I lacked the time to be there more.

NaturAgro is a full-stack agro-technology platform developed for Natur Agro Hungária. It centralizes agricultural product management, plant-related data, field experiments, company information, and public website content in one integrated system.

The platform serves three distinct user-facing applications:

• A website administration panel for managing public content
• An experiment management system for agricultural research and field trials
• A public-facing company website for customers and partners

The platform supports product and plant catalogues, product groups and pricing, agricultural experiments, parcels, treatments, soil data, interventions, nutrients, plant protection, experiment logs, and downloadable documents. It also provides comprehensive content management for news, technologies, services, references, employees, company culture, sliders, prescriptions, and product information.

Key features include multilingual content management, image and document uploads, structured agricultural data, role-based access control, contact form processing, email notifications, rich-text editing, data filtering, and administrative dashboards.

Security is a major part of the system, with JWT authentication, two-factor authentication, TOTP, email verification, backup codes, WebAuthn/passkey support, password recovery, and CAPTCHA-based protection.

NaturAgro is designed as a scalable business platform that connects internal agricultural operations with a modern public digital presence. Its modular architecture allows business users, researchers, administrators, and website editors to work with the same consistent data through dedicated interfaces.

Gerő Iroda is a multilingual corporate website and content management platform developed for Gerő Iroda Kft. It provides a professional digital presence for presenting the company’s services, departments, team members, contact details, company news, and organizational information.

The platform combines a public-facing website with a dedicated administration interface. Content managers can maintain services, news articles, navigation menus, departments, contact information, owners, users, and SEO keywords without modifying the codebase.

The project demonstrates how a content-driven corporate platform can combine a polished user experience with a flexible backend, allowing the business to manage its public communication efficiently and consistently.

A polished event and wedding website designed to provide guests with essential information and an engaging digital experience.

The platform combines a responsive one-page presentation with an interactive photo gallery and guest-management functionality. Visitors can review event details, browse curated images, and submit their attendance information through an online RSVP form.

Key features include:

• Responsive event landing page
• Online RSVP and accommodation request form
• Email and form validation
• Rich-text guest messages
• Dynamic image gallery with responsive layouts
• Media uploads and gallery management
• Administrative interface for reviewing guest responses
• Optimized frontend assets and responsive styling
• Smooth animations and enhanced image browsing

The project demonstrates how a visually focused marketing website can be combined with practical business functionality, structured data management, and an administrative workflow.

This was the first version of the SplendidBear Websites' home.

This earlier version of SplendidBear Websites was a compact web-development portfolio and service website. It presented website, webshop, portfolio, mobile API, database administration, hosting, and graphic-design services, alongside a visual gallery of completed projects.

The homepage was a responsive presentation with calls to action, technology references, contact details, an embedded map, and links to the self-hosted Gitea environment. A dedicated Counter-Strike page served as a community microsite with download links, TeamSpeak information, connection instructions, and instructional videos.

Project records were managed through a protected administration area. Each project contained a title, code name, and associated media item, with generated image formats for previews and large displays.

For MagNet MobilBank, I redesigned the visual interface of the bank’s mobile application, updating its legacy graphic style for a more contemporary and approachable experience. The project focused on bringing greater visual clarity and consistency to an established product while respecting the functional requirements of a mobile banking environment.

I created a refreshed visual language that made key actions, account information, and navigation easier to scan and understand. This included reworking interface elements, typography, colours, icons, and screen layouts to create a cleaner hierarchy and a more coherent experience across the app.

A central challenge was balancing a modern appearance with technical constraints: the design needed to remain efficient and suitable for Android 4 devices. Rather than relying on resource-heavy effects, I used considered spacing, strong contrast, clear typography, and lightweight graphic elements to achieve a polished result that performed reliably on older hardware.

The redesign helped move MagNet MobilBank beyond its dated visual identity without compromising familiarity for existing users. It demonstrates my ability to modernize a complex, utility-focused digital product, translating financial information into a clear and usable interface while working within platform and performance limitations.

Yellowcube API is a full-featured business operations platform developed for Yellow Cube Kft. It brings sales, partner management, subscriptions, finance, and internal administration into one secure and scalable system.

I developed the platform to support the complete business lifecycle—from managing partners, suppliers, products, and contacts to following deals through sales pipelines, quotes, orders, deliveries, and renewals. It also automates complex commercial processes such as subscription cycles, commission calculations, payment tracking, currency conversion, VAT handling, and financial reporting.

The platform includes role-specific dashboards for administrators, managers, suppliers, resellers, and internal users. These dashboards provide actionable business insights through sales statistics, pipeline visualizations, commission reports, partner performance data, calendars, and activity tracking.

I also implemented document and workflow functionality, including invoice, contract, and purchase-order uploads, branded PDF generation, QR-code support, release management, notifications, and data export capabilities. Real-time updates improve collaboration and keep users informed without requiring manual page refreshes.

Security

Security was a core part of the platform. The system supports role-based permissions, JWT authentication, two-factor authentication, WebAuthn/passkeys, reCAPTCHA, and protected API operations.

Overall, Yellowcube API is more than an administration panel: it is an integrated business platform that streamlines operational workflows, centralizes commercial data, and gives different user groups the tools and visibility they need to work efficiently.

Terék József Portfolio is a content-rich, multilingual personal website and cultural archive for musician and artist Terék József. It presents his professional career, performances, publications, media appearances, and visual archive in a polished, easy-to-navigate public experience.

The platform brings together biography and curriculum information, international travel history, concert and calendar content, discography, books, DVD-ROM material, articles, posters, YouTube videos, and curated photo galleries. Visitors can explore the artist’s work by content type and timeline, browse responsive media presentations, open external publications or videos, and contact the artist through a dedicated contact section.

A key strength is the separation between the public presentation layer and a powerful administration interface. Editors can maintain structured cultural content, upload and organize media, manage galleries, categorize videos, update publication metadata, and curate the homepage slider without changing application code. Pagination, lazy-loaded imagery, thumbnail variants, translated content, and responsive layouts support a smooth experience across devices.

The result is more than a static portfolio: it is a maintainable digital catalogue that makes a long-term creative career searchable, updateable, and accessible to an international audience.

IngyenKeblek.hu is a multilingual social fundraising platform designed to connect women seeking cosmetic surgery with supporters who contribute credits toward their personal goals. It combines community interaction, profile discovery, private media sharing, voting, and online payments into a single end-to-end web application.

The platform provides distinct experiences for two main user groups: girls/models and supporters. Users can register, manage their profiles, upload images, create albums and photo series, and control access to private content. Supporters can discover profiles, vote, send messages, share private images, add favorites, and follow activity through notifications and profile visits.

A central feature is the credit-based support system. Users can purchase credits or activate profiles through integrated PayU, PayPal, and SMS payment flows. Credit balances and progress indicators allow participants to track support toward individual goals, while payment histories, transaction states, invoice information, and confirmation workflows provide transparency throughout the process.

The application also includes a comprehensive administration area for managing users, profiles, images, messages, payments, transactions, and exports. Image moderation tools support approval workflows, avatar generation, resizing, watermarking, and inactive-profile handling. Social login through Facebook and Google simplifies onboarding, while multilingual routing and translations make the platform accessible across several European markets.

Additional engagement and operational features include invitation tools, FAQs, an implant-size calculator, newsletter integration, and automated Slack notifications. Overall, the project demonstrates the delivery of a complete, production-oriented platform that addresses real-world challenges involving authentication, privacy, payment processing, user-generated content, moderation, multilingual UX, and administration.

A bespoke wedding information and RSVP platform designed to give guests one elegant, centralized source of information for the event.

The website combines practical communication with a highly visual experience. Guests can explore ceremony and reception locations, view accommodation recommendations, follow the complete wedding-day schedule, browse categorized photo galleries, and submit their attendance details online.

Key features include:

• Event overview with ceremony and reception locations
• Integrated Google Maps locations
• Accommodation recommendations with contact details and external links
• Interactive wedding-day timeline
• Categorized gallery containing more than 800 event photographs
• Lightbox-based image viewing with thumbnail previews
• RSVP form capturing attendance, dietary preference, allergies, and telephone number
• Google reCAPTCHA protection for form submissions
• Server-side validation and confirmation feedback
• HTTP Basic Authentication for protected gallery access
• Responsive, mobile-friendly visual design

The project demonstrates the ability to transform a personal event into a polished digital experience, combining thoughtful UX, strong visual presentation, and practical data collection.

This project is a Symfony-based backend foundation designed for building data-driven web applications with administrative management, user accounts, database persistence, email communication, and real-time WebSocket capabilities.

Its configured feature set includes:

• Sonata Admin dashboard for managing application data
• User-management integration through FOSUserBundle and SonataUserBundle
• Doctrine ORM support for relational data modelling
• MySQL database connectivity
• Twig templating and Symfony session handling
• SwiftMailer integration for transactional emails
• WebSocket server configuration for real-time communication
• Environment-based configuration for development, testing, and production

The project demonstrates a structured, extensible approach to Symfony application development, providing a solid foundation for adding domain-specific business logic, entities, controllers, and user workflows.

Piano Marketplace & Instrument Catalog is a multilingual web platform for presenting and managing acoustic keyboard instruments, piano brands, dealers, partners, and related product information.

The public-facing application provides:

• Browsable piano and keyboard-instrument catalogs
• Brand, category, color, country, region, and dealer filtering
• Advanced instrument search
• Product detail pages with images, translations, pricing, and related metadata
• Dealer and partner profiles with shop, website, and video information
• Multilingual content in English, Hungarian, and German
• JSON API endpoints for dealer and instrument-related data
• User authentication and administration
• Back-office management for instruments, brands, categories, dealers, partners, locations, messages, and translations
• Rich content editing and file management through integrated admin tools

The project combines a customer-facing catalog with a structured administration system, making it suitable for managing a large, geographically organized instrument inventory and its associated business partners.

This project was one or my first API-based project that was designed to serve an Android app and a website too. This was the very early version of the currently working website.

Pelso Design is a content-managed portfolio and business website for presenting creative services, pricing, and completed client work.

The public website provides:

• A dynamic homepage with featured references and image sliders
• Service and pricing pages
• Detailed project/reference pages with image galleries
• Landing pages for focused campaigns or services
• Contact forms with email notifications
• Dynamic header, footer, and navigation content

The administration area enables authorized users to manage the complete website without changing code. Administrators can create and edit services, pricing items, portfolio references, menus, image categories, galleries, and users. Images can be uploaded in batches, assigned cover images, reordered, resized, and removed together with their related content.

The project combines a visually focused presentation layer with a practical CMS workflow. Its main value is that it allows a creative business to keep its portfolio, service catalog, pricing, and marketing content up to date through a secure and structured interface.

Farbe/FOK is a Hungarian-language educational institution website designed to turn a school’s training catalogue and institutional information into a clear, approachable digital experience. The platform helps prospective students explore available programmes, read related articles, learn about teachers, review practical contact information, and find the organisation’s locations.

The public website is organised around a simple content journey: discover a programme, open its detailed description, browse supporting articles, and continue to the application or contact channels. It also presents the institution’s navigation, introductory content, contact details, company information, and map-related data in a consistent branded layout.

A protected administration area gives authorised staff control over the content behind the website. Administrators can sign in and manage training programmes, programme articles, navigation items, contact information, teacher profiles, profile images, and application records. Ordering fields, status flags, reusable templates, and success feedback support an efficient editorial workflow without requiring developers to update page content manually.

Highlights

• Public catalogue of education and training programmes
• Programme detail pages with related editorial content
• Teacher and staff directory with profile imagery
• Application-oriented content and contact pathways
• Contact details, company information, and map data
• Authenticated CMS for maintaining core site content
• Hungarian localisation and responsive layouts for desktop and mobile users
• Server-side caching and long-lived asset headers for a lightweight browsing experience

Laszlo Lang Portfolio is a personal portfolio and professional profile website for presenting a software developer and web/UI designer’s experience, capabilities, and selected work in a memorable, highly visual format. Rather than using a conventional multi-page CV layout, it turns the portfolio into an interactive three-section presentation: Skills, Get in touch, and Portfolio.

A chronological career timeline highlights roles, responsibilities, employers, and education, giving recruiters a quick view of both professional progression and breadth of experience. The contact section centralizes email, social profiles, and external websites, while protecting email addresses behind a Google reCAPTCHA flow to reduce automated harvesting. The portfolio section presents dozens of project references in an image carousel, covering web, e-commerce, CMS, campaign, and game-related work.

The experience is designed to feel like a product showcase: animated section transitions, keyboard and touch navigation, responsive layouts, lazy-loaded imagery, custom typography, iconography, and animated modal interactions keep a large amount of information approachable. It demonstrates an ability to combine visual design, content architecture, interaction design, and pragmatic web development into a coherent personal brand.

FallBall is a browser-based multiplayer strategy game built around a fast, physics-inspired board challenge: players guide falling balls through directional paths, obstacles, scoring fields, and teleporters to outplay an opponent. The project combines competitive gameplay with a polished, arcade-style presentation and persistent player progression.

Players can challenge an AI opponent or another human player, including Facebook-connected friends. The game supports both online and offline experiences, responsive mobile controls, animated game states, sound effects, and live opponent availability. Each match records detailed scoring and gameplay statistics, allowing users to review recent results, win/loss performance, best scores, levels, and achievement-style milestones through a visual scoreboard.

Beyond the game itself, FallBall includes account registration and login flows, forgotten-password handling, language switching, profile images, social sharing, help/about content, and a content-management area for administrators. The result is more than a standalone game: it is a complete social gaming platform with player identity, matchmaking, progression, analytics, and editorial administration.

Cukinet is a Hungarian content and entertainment portal designed to publish and organize visual and social media-driven content. It combines an image/video feed with editorial tools, categorized posts, tagging, social sharing, and community-oriented features.

Users can browse paginated content, open detailed posts, explore related or random entries, share articles through social networks, and discover “Did you know?” knowledge content. The platform also includes authentication, user profiles, contact forms, XML sitemaps, CAPTCHA protection, and email communication.

The administrative interface provides a complete content-management workflow: editors can create, update, categorize, tag, publish, soft-delete, and permanently remove posts. It also supports image uploads, thumbnail generation, user and permission management, email distribution, social publishing, and traffic analytics.

The project demonstrates the development of a full-featured, database-driven publishing platform with both public-facing functionality and a role-based CMS.

It was a classic like-hunter page in the early Hungarian Facebook era. The project based on Symfony, the frontend written in Twig and Bootstrap. The admin are was an Easy Admin. It was integrated with the Facebook & with the now-defunct Google+ API, so the users could log in and comment below the posts. In a nutshell, it was a 9gag clone.

Bambino Gyermekbirodalom is a content-driven website for a family day-care and child-development centre in Veszprém, Hungary. It presents the organisation’s services in a warm, accessible format for parents and turns a traditionally offline childcare offering into a structured digital experience.

The public site gives visitors a clear overview of the centre’s programmes, including family day care, bilingual childcare, playful English and German lessons, baby–parent community events, movement development, baby massage, babysitting, birthday parties, playhouse activities and summer camps. Dedicated content pages make each service easy to discover, while additional sections introduce the professional team, publish pricing and contact information, provide downloadable documents, and connect visitors with the organisation’s social channels.

A custom administration area enables authorised staff to maintain the website without developer intervention. Administrators can sign in, edit service and article content, create and update team profiles, upload profile images, manage downloadable files, and remove outdated records. Database-driven navigation and reusable templates keep the public presentation consistent as content evolves.

The result is a focused digital presence that combines service discovery, trust-building team information and practical contact details with an operational CMS for day-to-day content management.

This company was the one of the first who made electric cigarettes and they looked like the real cigarettes. They had a big market in the USA and in 7 countries in the EU.

This project is a complete Magento 1 e-commerce platform for operating a flexible online store from a single administration interface. It brings together the full commerce lifecycle: product and category management, customer accounts, shopping cart and checkout, orders, invoices, shipments, refunds, taxes, promotions, reporting, content management, and payment and shipping integrations.

The codebase extends Magento’s core capabilities with custom modules that demonstrate practical business features: a configurable CMS slider with an administrative management interface and gallery/image support, a frontend blog/web-log area backed by custom models and database tables, and a Moneybookers payment integration. It also contains Magento’s API, multilingual locale resources, theme assets, scheduled jobs, caching/indexing mechanisms, and installation tooling.

From a portfolio perspective, this project demonstrates the ability to work inside a large, modular legacy platform; implement reusable extensions; connect frontend journeys with backend administration; model domain data; and integrate third-party payment functionality. The result is a highly configurable foundation for building and operating a multi-feature online retail experience.

It was a huge database about the cemetery of Révfülöp. (Hungary) 3 months later than the Alsócsinger. The task was that, to create a clickable image about the correct map of the cemetery. But the database has some statistics and text-based search too.

This project is a Hungarian cemetery information and cadastral system. It provides online information for two cemeteries: the Alsócsingeri Cemetery and the Révfülöpi Cemetery.

Its purpose is to digitize cemetery records and connect them with geographic locations. Visitors or administrators can search for deceased persons and grave information, view the exact grave location on an interactive map, browse cemetery statistics, read background information, and download related documents such as maps and name lists.

The system is designed to make cemetery administration and public access more efficient by linking database records with surveyed digital maps.

The website presents ALBA Medical Hotel, a planned four-star medical and wellness hotel in the center of Székesfehérvár, Hungary, an important economic hub in the Central Transdanubia region.

The project is designed to serve both domestic and international visitors, particularly health tourists, patients receiving therapeutic treatments, accompanying family members, and business travelers. Its goal is to combine high-quality hotel accommodation with healthcare-related facilities and a broad selection of tourism services and local programs.

According to the website, the hotel was developed in response to increasing market demand for high-standard medical tourism and hospitality services. Special attention was given to the needs of guests undergoing treatment and the relatives traveling with them. By offering additional tourism activities, the hotel also aims to encourage visitors to stay in the region longer.

Slokat project is a multilingual, multi-brand business directory platform designed to help users discover companies, services, and specialist registers across Central European markets.

The platform provides a searchable catalogue of companies organized by country, category, and business sector. Visitors can browse categories, search for companies, open detailed company profiles, view contact information, and submit enquiries through dedicated contact forms. Company profiles support structured business data such as addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, websites, tax identifiers, descriptions, opening hours, logos, and map integrations.

The system also includes dedicated branded portals for different markets and services, including Slovak, Czech, Austrian, Hungarian, Polish, and specialist registry websites. This allows the same core business functionality to be reused while providing localized branding, content, categories, and communication channels.

An administrative back office enables authorized users to manage companies, categories, images, keywords, users, banners, billing records, and promotional content. It also supports operational workflows such as company filtering, pagination, invoice generation, fee processing, document printing, and batch actions.

Overall, Slokat combines public search and discovery features with an internal content-management and business-administration system, creating a scalable foundation for running multiple regional online directories from one platform.

Matruelle was a Hungarian-language pregnancy and family-health engagement platform developed to support a branded loyalty programme. It combined an editorial health-information portal with interactive campaign features for women planning pregnancy, expecting mothers, and new parents.

The platform offered a structured knowledge base covering pregnancy, nutrition, vitamins, exercise, breastfeeding, newborn care, and postnatal health. Visitors could browse articles, practical tips, expert answers, newsletters, product information, programme rules, and privacy content.

Registered participants received a personal account with login, registration, password recovery, and session management. The engagement layer included newsletter-based quizzes, answer tracking, a purchase diary for recording product codes, promotional registration, and reward or gift eligibility. Role-aware access supported different user and administrator capabilities, while campaign data was stored for participation management and follow-up communication.

The project’s strength was its combination of content marketing and measurable user engagement. Instead of operating as a purely informational website, it connected editorial publishing, authentication, campaign workflows, data collection, quizzes, newsletters, and loyalty rewards in one purpose-built application.

This is a Curriculum Vitae in practice. It was a homepage about Andrea Bakos and her career. It has downloadable PDF version of the CV, that can be editable from an admin area.

Kuponggyár, Videokedvenc & Videoklinika - These projects family consists of interconnected Hungarian web platforms built on a shared custom PHP foundation. The most important components are Kuponggyár and Videokedvenc, which provide the architectural and functional basis for Videoklinika.

Kuponggyár is a coupon and e-commerce platform where users can browse offers, purchase coupons and products, manage their accounts, and receive promotional newsletters. The system supports partner management, order processing, payments, invoices, shipping addresses, affiliate tracking, statistics, wishlists, barcodes, and administrative content management.

Videokedvenc is a content-rich video and community portal focused on pets, animal health, and lifestyle content. Its functionality includes video publishing and broadcasting, medical articles, disease and medication information, veterinarian profiles, user questions, search, newsletters, RSS feeds, live content, user accounts, comments or chat-related features, and advertising integrations.

The shared platform demonstrates the ability to build and maintain complex, database-driven websites with multiple user roles, content types, business workflows, administration interfaces, automated background processes, and domain-specific modules.

Separate Project: Kviz

Kviz is a standalone quiz and knowledge-game application. Users can register, log in, answer randomly selected questions, earn scores, view their best results, and compare performance through a public leaderboard. The project includes multilingual configuration, session-based authentication, configurable navigation, reusable templates, form validation, and database-backed question and player management.

For Pann-túra Turisztikai Szociális Szövetkezet, I developed and maintained several web-based business and tourism solutions. The largest project was olcsoutazas.hu, a comprehensive travel information and accommodation platform designed to help users discover and compare holiday opportunities.

The platform organized content into multiple travel categories, including last-minute offers, recreational holidays, hostels, city tours, round trips, ski and snowboard trips, yacht charters, water sports, adventure programs, student camps, and language camps. Users could browse structured travel information, accommodation details, image galleries, related services, and destination data.

The system also included a protected administration area for managing travel offers, accommodation records, media content, advertisements, news, newsletters, employee accounts, and access rights. Search, filtering, pagination, image uploading, statistical tracking, and newsletter functionality supported both daily administration and customer-facing content discovery.

Other projects included:

• A hostel reservation and operational management system for Pannon University’s central dormitory.
• An internal ordering and inventory platform for customers, products, product groups, warehouses, settlements, orders, deliveries, and import/export operations.
• The Mozaik Information System, a tourism partner and accommodation directory with categorized services, attributes, payment options, contact persons, and search functionality.
• Several Joomla-based institutional, gallery, and content-management websites.

Together, these projects demonstrate experience in building practical, database-driven platforms that connect public-facing interfaces with administrative workflows and real business processes.

It was a very simple project. We had to have redesign the old feliratok.info that was written in 90s. We did it in 2010. The site is the same since this. 🤣

**Qatar European Commercial Council Website **is a multilingual-oriented corporate website for the Qatar European Commercial Council, designed to present the organization, its mission, services, partners, and membership opportunities in a clear public-facing format.

The site provides a structured content experience around:

• Organization overview and background
• Services and business activities
• Membership information
• Frequently asked questions
• Partner and stakeholder profiles
• Multi-level navigation for informational pages
• Session-aware user handling
• Prepared support for forms, email delivery, image uploads, and content administration

The interface is built around reusable page templates, shared navigation, centralized configuration, and a lightweight custom content-management architecture. Content is organized into modular views, allowing sections such as “About,” “Services,” “Partners,” and “FAQ” to be maintained independently.

The project reflects an earlier generation of PHP web development, combining server-rendered HTML with JavaScript-enhanced interactions and a structured template layer. It is a good example of maintaining and modernizing a legacy business website while preserving its original content model and visual identity.

The current repository contains the public website implementation and legacy CMS components; a complete administrative interface is not included in this copy.

Pann-túra Turisztikai Szociális Szövetkezet is a Hungarian-language tourism and community-services website created to present a local organization based in Veszprém and its surrounding region.

The site provides a clear, structured online presence for the organization, introducing its mission, team, partners, completed projects, and contact options. Its content is organized into dedicated sections:

• About the organization and its tourism-focused objectives
• Team member presentation, including professional profile and contact details
• Partner information
• Project references, including websites created for Márkó municipality and the Somló wine region
• Contact form for visitor inquiries
• Sponsor and funding organization visibility

The design emphasizes a distinctive visual identity with a custom logo, branded typography, tourism-related imagery, structured navigation, and dedicated layouts for staff and reference projects. The result is a lightweight informational website focused on credibility, accessibility, and presenting the organization’s services and professional network.

Hummel Webshop is a focused e-commerce storefront for browsing and ordering Hummel sportswear, footwear, accessories, and sporting equipment. The application turns a large product catalogue into a simple, category-driven shopping experience for Hungarian customers, with dedicated sections for women’s and men’s clothing, accessories, sports equipment, new arrivals, and promotional products.

Customers can explore subcategories, open detailed product pages, review descriptions and article numbers, select an available size, choose a quantity based on stock, and add products to a session-based basket. The checkout flow calculates the order total, supports bank-transfer and cash-on-delivery shipping options, validates required delivery/contact details, stores the order and line items, and sends an HTML confirmation email.

The project also includes an authenticated administration workflow. Authorized staff can add, edit, activate/deactivate, and delete products and product categories, maintain price and discount data, upload product imagery, and manage size-level stock quantities. This gives the business a practical back-office interface rather than requiring catalogue changes directly in the database.

Overall, the project demonstrates end-to-end delivery of a commerce website: product discovery, inventory-aware purchasing, checkout validation, order handling, transactional communication, and content administration in one coherent solution.

Pharmaton Kód is an interactive Hungarian promotional and educational web application created for Pharmaton. It combines branded storytelling, quizzes, user accounts, location-based progression, and game mechanics into a single browser experience.

Users can register, log in, explore Pharmaton-related content, follow a story across different cities and countries, unlock locations, answer questions, complete quizzes, and track their progress. The application also includes profile management, password recovery, game instructions, rules, a map interface, video/trailer content, and product information.

The project is notable for representing an earlier generation of web-based campaign platforms, where rich visual design, custom illustrations, Flash content, JavaScript interactions, and server-rendered PHP were combined to create an engaging branded experience.

The repository also contains the original materials for Pharmaton Rejtély (“Pharmaton Mystery”), including a dedicated SQL dump, quiz and city data, user answers, game results, archived source versions, and original Photoshop design files. Pharmaton Kód and Pharmaton Rejtély together document a multi-part interactive campaign built around branded storytelling and user participation.

This project is a Hungarian-language artist portfolio and catalogue website created to present an artist’s work in an elegant, image-led digital experience. It combines personal introduction, artwork categories, gallery-style presentation, and practical contact information in one accessible website.

The site gives visitors a clear path from discovery to enquiry: they can learn about the artist, browse collections such as watercolours and enamel works, view visual material, and find studio and gallery distribution details. A dedicated contact page supports direct communication and includes information about where works can be purchased or viewed. The content structure also leaves room for future catalogue sections, demonstrating an extensible approach rather than a one-off static page.

From a user perspective, the project provides:

• A branded homepage with artwork imagery and introductory messaging.
• Structured content pages for different artistic collections.
• Image-gallery functionality with thumbnails, lightbox viewing, and configurable layouts.
• Contact and location information for commissions, purchases, and gallery availability.
• Optional audio playback through an embedded MP3 player.
• A manageable content administration area for updating pages, menus, media, and modules without editing every page manually.

The result is a focused digital presence that supports both storytelling and real-world business enquiries: it showcases creative work visually while keeping essential contact and sales information easy to find.

Császárrent is a Hungarian car-rental website for Császárrent Kft., designed to turn a vehicle fleet into a clear, customer-facing rental experience. The site combines a content-managed marketing presence with practical self-service tools: visitors can explore vehicle information, compare rental tariff options, choose pick-up and return dates, and receive an indicative rental-price calculation before sending an enquiry.

Its key customer-facing functions include:

• Presenting the available fleet with vehicle type, location, capacity, boot space, fuel type, seasonal equipment, and comfort/safety features.
• Calculating estimated daily and total rental prices from the selected vehicle, tariff, and rental period, with net and gross HUF amounts.
• Collecting customer details and rental enquiries through configurable web forms.
• Supporting newsletter subscriptions, confirmations, opt-outs, notices, and multi-newsletter registration.
• Publishing company content and navigation through an administrator-managed CMS.
• Providing helpful travel links such as maps, road information, weather, fuel prices, accommodation, and travel insurance.

The result is a focused digital touchpoint for a rental business: it helps customers understand the fleet and likely cost, while giving the business structured channels for enquiries, content updates, and customer communication.

Project Portfolio Summary

This portfolio contains a family of content-driven websites and reusable web platforms built for media, tourism, publishing, and product presentation.

• Laokoon – A multilingual film production website for Laokoon Filmgroup. It presents films, articles, galleries, studio information, clients, and video content through a visually focused public website and an administration interface.

• Bortermelők – A searchable Hungarian wine-producer directory. The platform organizes wineries by wine region and provides structured producer information, articles, galleries, contact options, and SEO-managed content.

• Dunarama – A promotional and booking website for Danube cruises. It communicates available services, routes, pricing, reservations, company information, galleries, videos, and multilingual content for Hungarian, English, and German visitors.

• Ipecavalli – A product catalogue and presentation website for luxury interior products. Dedicated sections showcase bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, dining rooms, living rooms, private interiors, and hotel-related collections through image-rich galleries.

• Labcontrol – A portfolio-oriented website variant with a dedicated “works” content type. It is designed to present projects and creative work in categorized galleries, supported by articles, contact forms, multilingual pages, and a configurable homepage.

• ORD / Raiker – Specialized Dunarama-related website variants. These extend the standard CMS model with structured data, products, promotions, categorized content, galleries, and booking-oriented information.

Across the projects, the main value is the combination of a polished public-facing experience with an administration system that allows non-technical users to manage pages, articles, images, videos, navigation, SEO metadata, users, and contact-related content.

Atlasz Beton Kft. is a Hungarian-language corporate website and product catalogue for a manufacturer and distributor of precast concrete and reinforced-concrete products. The site gives contractors, resellers, and private customers a clear online reference for the company’s product range, services, quality standards, and contact options.

The catalogue covers building components, fencing elements, road and paving products, deep-construction components, water-engineering elements, and custom concrete or reinforcement work. Product data is presented in structured tables with dimensions, weights, and product drawings, while image galleries provide visual context for the manufacturing site and individual products.

Beyond the catalogue, the website communicates the company’s history and capabilities, documents major construction references, publishes sales and delivery terms, and presents quality-management policies and certificates. Visitors can download the current price list, product information, certificates, and quality documentation, view the company location on Google Maps, and submit an enquiry through the contact form.

The project demonstrates the delivery of a complete, content-rich business website: intuitive category navigation, reusable product presentation, visual assets, downloadable resources, client-side form validation, and a lightweight enquiry workflow.

In 2010, I contributed to the development of the Sense/Net Portal Builder, an enterprise content-management and portal platform. I worked across the application stack, supporting the .NET back end and building interactive browser functionality with vanilla JavaScript and jQuery. My contribution involved implementing and maintaining portal features within a modular, content-driven system designed to help organizations structure, manage, and present digital information.

This experience gave me practical exposure to enterprise web application development, client-side scripting patterns common in production systems of that period. It also strengthened my ability to work within an established product codebase and deliver features that connected backend functionality with a responsive user interface.

A campaign and information website for Pannon University’s 2010 freshman camp (Gólyatábor) in Zánka, Hungary. The site was designed as an energetic digital welcome point for incoming students: it explains the event, builds anticipation, and gives participants the practical information they need before arrival.

Its content is organized around five focused areas:

• Camp information: organizer welcome, registration guidance, important dates, participation fee, contact details, and a day-by-day programme.
• Travel planning: road, rail, and water-access information, a Google Maps embed, and a venue map.
• Community communication: links to a dedicated forum, IRC-based chat, and Facebook presence.
• Media archive: embedded videos from earlier camps and a 52-image photo gallery.
• Organizers: a visual introduction to the event team.

I created both the website implementation and the complete visual direction: the illustrated, blue event theme, custom navigation buttons, branded page composition, decorative backgrounds, typography, gallery presentation, and supporting graphics. The result is a distinctive event microsite that combines practical information with the playful atmosphere of a student community.

Calltivation is a visually led web experience for a B2B call-capture and newsletter brand. The project combines a polished, image-driven landing page with subscription-oriented content and campaign pages, including confirmation, success, failure, unsubscribe, and re-subscription flows.

The original application also contains an authenticated competition platform developed for the Pharmaton Kód campaign. Its feature set includes:

• Employee registration and login
• Profile and password management
• Email-based password recovery
• City-based game progression
• Daily quiz participation
• Answer and score tracking
• Success and confirmation states
• SMTP email notifications

The front end reflects the design language of an early-2010s marketing campaign: custom typography, branded illustrations, social-media links, embedded subscription forms, and reusable page templates. In portfolio terms, the project demonstrates the ability to connect a campaign identity and conversion flow with a server-rendered application backend.

InWeb was a web-production environment used to deliver multiple client websites on top of a shared, proprietary “product-in-a-box” CMS platform. The platform was designed as a reusable foundation for content management, navigation, news publishing, galleries, user administration, multilingual content, and configurable page components, while allowing each client site to receive its own visual identity and information architecture.

Content editors could manage pages, menus, news items, gallery folders, images, thumbnails, and user access through the CMS structure. News content supported publication status, categories, language filtering, ordering, pagination, and image attachments. The gallery experience combined thumbnail navigation, image previews, and lightbox-style viewing. A validated contact form handled visitor enquiries and sent formatted HTML email notifications.

Together, these capabilities illustrate a reusable CMS approach: centralize common editorial and publishing functions, then configure the same platform for different organizations and audiences.

Deltacomputer Homepage

A visually distinctive corporate homepage for Delta Computer 2002 Kft., a Hungarian computer and electronics retailer and service provider. The site presents the company as a trusted local technology partner through a branded, graphic-led interface rather than a generic catalogue.

Key customer-facing functions include:

• Featured product promotion with pricing and downloadable product details
• Dedicated pages for company partners, downloadable offers, and contact information
• Clear routes to the company’s external web shop for current products, GPS devices, computers, and notebooks
• Partner and financing links that extend the site’s commercial ecosystem
• Visitor-statistics integration for basic traffic monitoring
• Interactive navigation with rollover states and preloaded imagery

The result is a focused promotional website that combines marketing content, product discovery, partner visibility, and direct paths to online purchasing.

Dayang Motors Hungarian Website

A dedicated Hungarian-language brand website for Dayang Motors, designed to introduce the motorcycle range and make product information visually engaging. The experience uses a strong branded layout, animated Flash assets, and a dedicated gallery to support product discovery.

The site provides:

• A localized welcome page with animated brand and motorcycle presentation
• A motors section for product-focused information
• A photo gallery covering the Dayang DY125 and DYQT50 models
• An interactive, animated image slider with numbered navigation and click-through controls
• Contact details for sales and product information
• A consistent visual identity across navigation, headers, backgrounds, and promotional assets

Together, these projects demonstrate practical delivery of small-business websites that balance brand identity, content structure, product communication, and lightweight interactive experiences.

This repository is a portfolio archive of seven practical web projects created for artists, university communities, events, and small organizations. Together, they demonstrate end-to-end delivery of branded online experiences: translating visual concepts into usable interfaces, organizing content, building interactive pages, and preparing sites for traditional shared-hosting deployment.

• DJ Blade — A promotional website for a DJ and music producer, combining biography, news, music releases, downloadable mixes, photo content, and contact information. It also includes a protected administration area for managing news, music entries, downloads, and download statistics.
• Pannon Egyetem Gólyatábor 2010 - 2012 — Event-information websites for new university students, with schedules, practical travel guidance, maps, organizer information, galleries, videos, and community links.
• Pannon Egyetem Kopogtató Tábor 2008 - 2010 — A themed orientation and recruitment microsite for prospective and incoming students, combining university-college information, travel guidance, event updates, contact details, and a multi-page photo gallery.
• Hallgatói Centrum — A student-center information site presenting available services, pricing, event organization, contact details, and university links.
• PD — A focused branded landing page built around a clear visual identity and concise presentation.

The collection shows an ability to adapt the information architecture and visual language to different audiences—from music fans and event participants to students looking for essential services—while delivering lightweight, maintainable websites suited to their original context.