Team

Ada Banaszak

Senior developer

Experience

Cultural studies graduate turned programmer. For the last 7 years, she has worked with various clients, delivering user-friendly interfaces for their products.

Expertise

All things HTML & CSS, Jamstack architecture, web apps (React/Vue), web performance. Always keen to learn new things and experiment!

Supermarket status: Regular Contributor

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Projects Ada Banaszak has worked on:

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We used new 3D technology to explain a complex crytographic proposal by Meta

A team of cryptographers at Meta are developing a proposal for measuring ads where everyone’s browsing history remains private. They call it ‘Interoperable Private Attribution’ (IPA). Supermarket worked with this team to develop a scrolling 3D animated explainer.

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We prototyped key elements of Ezybin's new logistics dashboard to increase design quality and reduce production time.

In collaboration with Public Websites we have been working on a rapid prototype and rebuild for Ezybin - the leading provider of skip bins for the greater Melbourne area. Ezybin approached us to research and test libraries, services & architecture for smart ways to achieve complex interactions and improve efficiency.

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We turned sophisticated designs into a beautiful website to house Figure's interactive workshop exercises and portfolio of work.

The creative brand strategy and design masterminds at Figure asked us to build them a new site. Naturally we were happy to help. Built on Next.js and Prismic, the final product does a good job at reflecting the sophisticated design and deep thinking that goes into all of Figure’s work.

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We built an immersive portfolio site for SMM that allowed for localised sites for their two offices.

Spackman Mossop Michaels is an industry-leading practice for landscape architecture and urban design with offices in Sydney and New Orleans. The new website build was led by our partners Public Websites. The brief was to design a website that was strategy-led, rather than portfolio-based.

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We created a digital platform for the Sydney Review of Books with a key goal: to maintain their position at the forefront of digital publishing.

In collaboration with Public Websites, we built SRB a new home, featuring a full site redesign and an updated FVS-powered visual system. We changed tech stack to migrate to a headless CMS, using Algolia to turn their extensive digital archive into a quickly and easily searchable index.

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For master carpenters and builders, Carpenter Oak, we crafted a characterful and custom modular website using Next.js and Prismic.

We designed and built a new website for Carpenter Oak, migrating from a bloated Wordpress to a fresh and lightning-fast Next.js and Prismic headless build, complete with an Algolia-powered search.