A collection of work across print, motion, digital, and everything in between.
StandCheck
StandCheck is an internal web application I developed for Messe Luzern to simplify the documentation of exhibition stands during live events. The app allows employees to photograph stands on mobile devices, organise images by hall and stand number, upload floor plans and export all photos as a structured ZIP file. It replaced a fragmented workflow involving manual file transfers, renaming and sorting.
StandCheck — Exhibition Stand Documentation App
Problem
The original process was time-consuming and inconsistent. Photos were stored on individual devices, had to be renamed manually and were often organised differently depending on who completed the task.
Solution
I created a central web app that guides employees through the photography process and stores the images in a consistent structure. The app works on desktop and mobile devices, supports hall-plan uploads and prepares all files for export automatically.
My Role
I was responsible for analysing the workflow, developing the application, setting up the deployment and testing the solution with the intended use case.
I built the app in C# with ASP.NET and Blazor, deployed it in Docker on a QNAP NAS and configured secure remote access through NetBird. I also handled persistent storage, deployment scripts and technical documentation.
Result
StandCheck reduced repetitive manual work, improved file consistency and made the process easier to use during live exhibitions.
Technologies
C#, ASP.NET, Blazor, Docker, QNAP NAS, NetBird, WireGuard, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.