Sjors van Holst

RMDD, which stands for Response Multi Device Design, was a school project that I completed during my second year of studies at CMD. Our assignment was to create a website or service that would work seamlessly across different devices. At the time, I had already developed the backend for Presently, a service that enables users to manage presentations on multiple screens within a building.

With the RMDD project, I saw the opportunity to combine my academic work and a personal project, killing two birds with one stone. I decided to design a mobile and desktop interface for Presently. To achieve this, I utilised IBM's Carbon Design system as a starting point. However, I had to customise a lot of elements to ensure they fit my project's requirements. This included adding elements like a side navigation bar, which was not present in Carbon Design.

Using Carbon Design as a foundation, I created a design that incorporated all of the backend features that Presently currently supports. I'm very proud of the final design, and I plan on implementing it in Nuxt 3 and Expo. I'm excited to see how the design will work in practice and look forward to its implementation.