Callum Nowlan-Dias is a London-based Web Developer. He has worked with ESA (European Space Agency) and as a Research Assistant for the University of Southampton where he graduated. Always interested to hear of new opportunities, so please get in touch.
Portfolio website for fashion photographer Marius Uhlig, the website simulates turning pages in a book with a novel cursor interaction for navigation.
A real-time data visualisation of Santander Cycle hires in London. Data is from TFL's Unified API and rendered using MapBox GL and React.
Worked with Delivered by Post for Dice Consulting an engineering consultancy. The site uses animated SVGs and SVG masks to maintain the brand identity across the site. Full identity here.
The is a self-initiated project in response to trying to organise a charity collection of unwanted stuff. Designed and prototyped in Framer.
Worked with the ESA on an outreach project to create a website that collated ideas surrounding the vision of sustainable surface operations on the Moon — the ‘Moon Village’. It stands as a physical installation to be displayed at expos and various open events where attendees can submit and display their thoughts and ideas. Implemented at ESTEC Open Day in Noordwijk in October. Built with Three.js, Vue.js and Laravel.
An image-led portfolio site for make-up artist Anna Neugebauer. The website features a novel image viewer to browse through the collection of images.
A Chrome Extension for drawing on webpages, this side project was developed to help communicate with clients and design with collaborators. Check it out on Github and use it yourself.
Programmed graphic designer Ed Hatfield's website. Based on Ed's practice of 'challenging and rethinking convention', he wanted an interactive element where the user has to erase the foreground to reveal the content.
A splash page for Girlhood; a social media platform for girls to empower each other. The customised cursor reveals a teaser showcasing the T-shirts that are being sold to finance development of the full site. Full site coming — Autumn 2018.
A typographic-led portfolio site for Joseph Atkinson, developed with the intention of keeping his work forefront with delightful interactions to aid navigating around the site.
A Sum of Parts was collaborative events program featuring discussions and workshops to showcase WSA's graduating class. I produced and edited the promotional video for Kickstarter and some interstitials that would sandwhich video screenings at the show.
A tool to help students find out about events and lectures taking place at WSA. Students and tutors could submit events which would display on the website. The website could be broadcast on screens around campus.