The Kremer Colection

Website with educational platform

Project summary:

Designed The Kremer Collection’s responsive website and Schools educational platform, where users explore 17th-century Dutch and Flemish art schools through an interactive map and a family-tree-style artist network.

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The Kremer Collection needed a digital platform that could not only showcase their remarkable Dutch and Flemish artworks but also educate users on the historical and cultural connections behind them. We delivered a fully responsive website combined with an innovative "Schools" platform — an interactive map that links artists, schools, and masterpieces within the Collection.

I was responsible for designing the UX/UI for both the website and the Schools platform.

For the Schools platform, I helped shape the structure around a “family tree” concept to clearly show how artists influenced one another over time. Users can explore 17th-century Dutch and Flemish art schools, dive into artist profiles, see the intricate web of artistic influence, and view artworks held in the Collection — all through an intuitive and visually clear interface.

I also designed the adaptive layout for mobile, rethinking how the map and connections appear on smaller screens to ensure a seamless experience across devices.

By presenting complex historical data in an accessible, interactive way rarely found online, the platform offers a valuable and engaging resource for anyone interested in the artistry and legacy of the Dutch Golden Age.

Year: 2024

Role: UX/UI Designer at Moyosa Media

Project type: Responsive website, Interactive educational platform

Impact: Made 17th-century Dutch art accessible and engaging through interactive exploration