Interning at Folkæt
Sara Ringkow Petersen · Multimedia Designer & Concept Developer
I turn complex ideas into clear, inclusive websites and interfaces by combining thoughtful structure, visual design, and hands-on implementation.
Below is a selection of projects that I've worked on during my studies and internships. Click on any of the cards to read more about the project, the process and the outcome.
Kadaver ApS
4th semester (internship)
Superheltedagen 2025
4th semester (internship)
CP Danmark
4th semester (final exam project)
UngeForum
1st semester (exam-project)
Pinterest AI Verification
2nd semester
Pace
2nd semester
A lot of designers mention accessibility. Here's what actually shapes how I work.
Lived experience
I'm autistic and have ADD. That's not a footnote— it's the reason accessibility is central to how I work, not just something I layer on at the end. I know what it's like to use digital products that weren't built with you in mind, and that shapes every decision I make.
Design + code
I don't just hand off specs and hope for the best. I design and develop, with no gap between the idea and the implementation. That means fewer compromises, faster iteration, and solutions that are actually accessible in the final product, not just on paper.
Proof, not promises
This site has dark mode, focus mode, 4 different reading fonts, keyboard navigation, and bilingual support; all built by me. That, to me, is proof that I know how important accessibility is in web design. That it's not just something I claim to know.
A few words from people I've worked with directly.
"Sara has shown consistent presence, where she has been fully involved in the daily operations of the agency. [...] Both in team configurations and independently, Sara has demonstrated great responsibility and a strong desire to find solutions that meet the client's needs— this has been the case in both her work with design and coding."
Jacob Klintrup
Creative Strategic Director, Kadaver ApS
