About me

Hi, I’m Nils Hendriks, a.k.a. nirusu. I’ve been working in web development since 1995. In 2007, I moved to Singapore and in 2011 to Tokyo, where I worked as a freelance Front End Web Developer.

Now, back in Amsterdam, The Netherlands I'm running my own studio, called nirusu and offering a variety of services like web development, design, photography and 3D visualisation.

As a side project I started A Different Index as a personal visual archive of everything I find interesting. Most likely it has something to do with design (in its broadest sense).

My personal photo portfolio can be found here

Follow me on Twitter @nilshendriks or check out my LinkedIn profile.

Skills

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Other techniques & workflows

  • SCSS
  • webpack
  • gulp
  • NPM
  • PHP

What

Web Development

Front End Web Development for templates, websites with CMS & Email Templates.

Archviz

Architectural Visualizations, interiors, exteriors, light studies, 360 panoramas and 2D floorpans.

Product Visualization

Product Visualizations, studio shots, in-use context shots.

Other

Design & realisation of logo's, brand identity, i.e. business cards and t-shirts etc.

Worked on

  • Grecophile
  • Allianz
  • Heliyon
  • Asics
  • ABN
  • Rabobank
  • Provincie Noord Holland
  • Brandweer
  • De Jonge Akademie
  • KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Vietnam
  • Youth Olympic Games Singapore
  • Algemene Pensioen Groep
  • ContactSG
  • Civil Aviation Authority Singapore
  • MPA Singapore
  • National University of Singapore
  • Disney Australia
  • Vodafone India

Commissioned by

  • Edenspiekermann
  • AQ Tokyo
  • Qais
  • PebbleRoad
  • Buuuk
  • Enigmatry
  • Convertium
  • Grecophile
  • Slash24
  • LindersDesign
  • Graphic Invention

Contact

Email
info@nirusu.me
LinkedIn
LinkedIn profile
Twitter
@nilshendriks
Instagram
Instagram

Books used in workflow

  • Flexible Typesetting by Tim Brown
  • Animation at work by Rachel Nabors
  • Webfont Handbook by Bram Stein
  • The New CSS Layout by Rachel Andrew
  • Accessibility for Everyone by Laura Kalbag
  • Sass for Web Designers by Dan Cederholm
  • Mobile First by Luke Wroblewski
  • CSS3 for Web Designers by Dan Cederholm
  • Responsive Web Design by Ethan Marcotte
  • HTML5 For Web Designers by Jeremy Keith & Rachel Andrew