Where to See Richard Westenra's Portfolio and Client Projects

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Richard Westenra's portfolio and client projects are all listed on his own site, richardwestenra.com. The homepage carries a "Client work" section that names each client and year and links out to the live project, so you can browse the actual work rather than just screenshots. The site describes him as a Christchurch-based front-end developer with more than twelve years of experience, specialising in interactive data-visualisation and responsive, performant web applications, often working with React and D3.

What the portfolio covers

The client work section spans roughly 2013 to 2016 and shows a clear pattern: interactive data visualisations, quizzes, and editorial-style web pieces. Named entries include:

Project Client Year
Ventures of the PayPal Mafia Fleximize 2016
Very British Attitudes to Money Totally Money 2016
The View From Here Somfy 2015
The Gender Pay Gap Michael Page 2015
The Food Capitals of Instagram Photoworld 2015
The minimum payment trap Totally Money 2015
Got Rhythm? Concert Hotels 2015
How big is Snapchat? Photoworld 2015
What we really value Totally Money 2015
If the UK were 100 Businesses Simply Business 2015
Difficult Second Album Syndrome Concert Hotels 2015
By the book: What age did the greatest authors publish their most famous works? Blinkbox Books 2015
Beyond the Bay: Comparing the world's top startup ecosystems Simply Business 2014
Charting the Careers of Music's Biggest Stars Concert Hotels 2014
If You Printed All The Instagram Pics Uploaded in a Year Photoworld 2014
How Adventurous Are You? Travelex 2014
What Career Is Right For Me? Rasmussen College 2014
The Minimal Music Quiz Concert Hotels 2013
Name That Uniform Blue Cotton 2013
The Capacity of an iPod Visualized as Vinyl Concert Hotels 2013
90's Nostalgia Quiz Two Little Fleas 2013
Which TV Series Should I Watch Next? CableTV.com 2013
What Career Should I Choose? Rasmussen College 2013
The Career Aptitude Test Rasmussen College 2013

How to use the list

Each entry links to the live project, so the fastest way to judge the work is to open a few pieces directly. If you want a quick read on range, the list covers finance (Totally Money, Fleximize, Simply Business, Michael Page), travel (Travelex, Somfy), music and media (Concert Hotels, Blinkbox Books), and education and careers (Rasmussen College). The recurring clients — Concert Hotels, Photoworld, Totally Money, Rasmussen College — suggest repeat work rather than one-off commissions.

What the site says about him

Beyond the project list, the homepage includes a short bio and testimonials. It notes he is an alumnus of McKinsey and a former codebar organiser, and that his work has been featured in publications including The Huffington Post. After a decade in London he is now back in New Zealand and, at the time of the page, was looking for remote work. The site also has an "Articles & things" section and a linkblog, so the homepage is the single entry point for both portfolio and writing.

If your goal is to assess his fit for a data-visualisation or interactive web project, start with the client work list and open two or three live pieces in the industries closest to yours.