I develop user-centered, data-informed solutions that are logically structured, visually clear, and functionally sound. To me, great user experience means keeping all design disciplines in view. That's why I continuously expand my skillset and put passion into building products that don’t just work—but feel right.I’m open to collaboration in any form—remote, hybrid, or on-site—and fully committed to doing what it takes to make a project succeed.
Today
I’m a UX & UI designer based in the small pilgrimage town of Kevelaer, specializing in thoughtful, user-centered digital products with real value. I’m currently looking for exciting new challenges in UX, UI, and digital product development—mainly remote, but I’m flexible and willing to relocate for the right project or fair opportunity. I'm ready to give it my all to help create something great.
FH Aachen
2019 - 2024
Focus on UX and UI design, with hands-on specialization through a wide range of projects, workshops, and pitch presentations—both solo and in teams. I learned how to translate complex user needs into clear concepts and compelling designs. Toward the end of my studies, I shifted focus to future-oriented design processes, exploring AI both as a creative tool and as an integrated component in digital products.
2017 - 2019
After graduating from design-focused high school, I explored various jobs to grow professionally and personally.As an event waiter, I learned to stay focused and dependable under pressure for long hours.As a receptionist, I developed strong communication skills through direct client interaction.Working on large construction sites taught me how to take responsibility and do what needs to be done—even under demanding physical conditions.
Berufskolleg für Technik Moers (RWTH)
2014 - 2017
Focus on the fundamentals of design, print production, advertising, and visual communication.
Already during this time, I learned how to visually translate ideas and present them professionally—through thoughtful storytelling, structure, and technique. This laid the foundation for my later specialization in UX and UI.
User-centered concepts, clear structure, and information architecture
Visual design for intuitive, modern interfaces
Print, branding & traditional media design
Structuring and visualizing interactive ideas
Communicating ideas clearly and presenting with impact
Every project begins with a structured “W-question” analysis: Why, for whom, with what, and when? Getting clear answers is essential—because without a solid foundation, no design will stand.
I conduct research that is grounded in facts and centered on real users. I focus on neutrality and insights that reflect real-life behavior—whether found online, offline, or directly in dialogue with users.
The right UX methodology is crucial. I use tools like user flows, personas, and experience maps to translate insights into clear, actionable concepts.
Design is not an end in itself—it’s a tool to solve problems. I design with intention, based on validated insights, and I iterate when needed to bring out the best possible solution.
Dale Carnegie
The title might sound like old-school self-help, but this book is the bible of human connection. Written in 1936, and still eye-opening and relevant today. One of the few books I’d recommend to absolutely everyone—regardless of age, profession, or goals.
Scott Belsky
Good ideas aren’t enough—this book shows how to make them real. Especially valuable for creative leadership.
Indra Kupferschmid
My go-to book on typography. A solid foundation for professional type design.
James Clear
Practical, clear, and motivating: how small habits lead to big change. Perfect for anyone interested in mindful self-improvement.
Eric Jorgenson
A collection of ideas and principles from a visionary entrepreneur. Easy to read, rich in depth—about success, happiness, and freedom.
Nir Eyal
Explains how digital products build habits—and why some apps are so addictive. Essential reading for UX designers.
Napoleon Hill
A classic on mental discipline, goal-setting, and success—based on interviews with some of the sharpest minds of its time.
Jack Nasher
A smart book on negotiation and influence. Shows how everyday “deals” shape more of life than we often realize.
Timothy Ferriss
A radical take on work, time, and freedom. Encourages creative independence and smarter living.
Frank Berzbach
