Josip Krinjski

Infomedia is a local company in Bosnia that operates worldwide. One branch where I worked focused on creating landing pages for various products sold online. We developed over 300 products, many manufactured in-house. Each product had over 15 versions of landing pages, translated into more than 15 languages. For every product, bulk banners, user manuals, and e-books were created. My responsibilities included designing those pages and improving them based on split testing.

Official photographer for Kratkofil International Short Film Festival and International Folklore Festival Dukat Fest. For the Ministry of Tourism, I provided photography and design/prepress for the magazine “Kulturist” and “Banje u Republici Srpskoj” (Spas in RS), as well as for various other magazines, brochures, newsletters, catalogs, and billboards. My clients include Budget Rent a Car, Remax, Škoda, Citroën, HYPOXI, and many other local brands.

During this period, I utilized my experience and skills to work with various local institutions, governments, and leaders in their fields. It was a time of significant learning and growth, enabling me to enhance my knowledge and skills. I developed as a web designer, ultimately deciding that this would be the career I wanted to pursue. I created and maintained over 50 local websites. My active fields included web design, graphic design, photography, and audio/video production. (http://redizajn.ba)

Magazine WOMEN was local magazine, printed and distributed in Bosnia and Herzegovina. My duty there was creation of a magazine print layout, prepress, photography and webdesign. Same material was published to website. I also was in charge for photo studio where material was shooted. Here I got sharp eye on detail and composition. Despite economic crisis in 2011 magazine was closed.

In period 2014/2015 I finished two PHP courses where I learned program’s basics and later some more advanced techiques.

Besides regular teaching in school, I spent a lot of time as a practitioner at a city bank, where I learned to deal with small electronic devices. My duties included the maintenance and repair of money-counting devices, cash boxes, safes, electronic keyless door locks, and other electronic devices.