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A UI/UX developer based in Augsburg, Germany with years long experience in creating digital solution for business in different sectors such as: construction, chemistry, science/laboratory, media & journalism, digital agency, etc.
Take a quick look at my top 3 projects:
Most projects I have worked on are protected by NDA which means that I cannot share any specifics about the project, the development process and the clients.
My case studies are carefully compiled to give you an insight into the project while keeping the client’s data private. All wireframes, screen designs, sitemaps, etc. are also redone by me without taking anything from the actual work that I have done before.
Web-Relaunch & Design System for Business Association & Magazine based in Augsburg
iOS Digital Scheduling App & Work Card for Maintenance Worker
E-brand Guidelines Prototype for Protective Gears / Clothing Manufacture in Fürth
Windows 10 App for Facility Management Company based in Augsburg
Redesigning iOS Business App for Manufacturer of Clay Roof Tiles based in Augsburg
Web-Relaunch for Global Manufacturer of Industrial Adhesives based in Windach
Company / Career Page and Job Portal & Application System for Textile Service in Augsburg
Web-Relaunch for Flooring Systems Manufacture in Augsburg
Web-Relaunch for Digital Agency in Augsburg
– Business & users’ needs analysis
– Competitor analysis
– Trend screening
– User research
– Persona
– Sitemap & Information architecture
– User stories & user flows
– Wireframe
– Screendesign
– Clickdummy
– Interactive prototype
– Test cases
– C# (UWP & WPF)
– SQL Query
– SQLKata
– SQLite
– CUETools
– NAudio
– ZXing
– XAML
– JSON
– Sandcastle Documentation
– HTML, CSS, JavaScript
– C++
– C
– Java
– Scrum
– Kanban
– Code documentation
Design and technology are two parts in my life that keep me going. Creating something new to solve long-standing problems is my hobby. It’s also a task where I can put my love for design and technology in use. If you need assistance and ideas to talk about, drop me a line.
