Maarten van Oudenniel

Maarten van Oudenniel

freelance front-end/interaction designer

The Hague Area, Netherlands

Current
  • freelance at oudenniel.interactive
Education
  • Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
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Industry
Information Technology and Services

Maarten van Oudenniel’s Summary

My focus is on creativity while delivering the competitive edge through results. Maarten is passionate about web standards and semantic lean and meaningful code. Impossible is nothing. Main interest on interaction design.

Internet strategy, website positioning, user interaction and all media types.

Maarten van Oudenniel’s Specialties:

graphics, css2, xhtml, xml, xslt, usability, accessibility, interaction / interface design and CMS integration.

Maarten van Oudenniel’s Experience

  • freelance

    oudenniel.interactive

    (Information Technology and Services industry)

    1998 — Present (11 years)

    wegener - pepsico - hartman en visser - interstate - newfrontiers - etc.

    nov 2008 - spotAjob / JobTrack / Boomerang / Rai
    dec 2008 - KPC group / at-leisure / ANWB campings
    jan 2009 - new portlet implementation / online webshop / blog

Maarten van Oudenniel’s Education

  • Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam

    Bedrijfskunde - Information Management 1996 — 2002

    Activities and Societies:
    zoveel mogelijk ontwijken

Maarten van Oudenniel’s Contact Settings

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Right now too busy to work on my own website. If you need more information check out oudenniel.nl (made in 1999 and only added some links since then), at the moment that site is a perfect example for some of my current clients like ANWB why bad design (content with layout) is costing more than money alone (worse ranking, too many server requests, bigger filesize than neccesary, worse to maintain etc).

Hate to say that still big companies implement very neat code in a very bad way (dot net is possibe without tables Qurius). It is also time for my clients to wake up and start to not accept this kind of "prutswerk". Strict coding is more than valid coding alone, it is the basis.