A fundamental modernization of the design and user experience. The previous Deutsche Post/DHL app experience was often confusing and cluttered. With this concept, the focus was on streamlining the interface to the essentials and significantly improving usability. Reduced color fields, clearer selection options, and a streamlined navigation aim to make the app instantly usable, even for occasional users, without losing the Post/DHL brand identity.

Ready for a modern future, by rebuildung the current lineup of offerings and giving every Deutsche Bank customer a sense of security and trust with every payment.

My first skatedeck-series. Weeks spent designing over ten decks with my spin on them. At the end I narrowed it down to four, giving them even more attention and time.

WEB.de is one of the most widely used email services in Germany, with millions of active users each month.

The problem: a cluttered user journey, an outdated user interface, and visual overload led to a high leaving rate.

The solution: streamlining and modernizing the brand identity and interface. Making every aspect of the UI more open. Mechanically styled buttons, colorful elements, and subtly playful animations bring new life into every page.

Nothing doesn’t have a widget to control my Nothing Ear from my home screen, so I decided to design my own widget as a concept.

Laserland operates locations in Bautzen, Chemnitz, and Dresden and offers activities such as laser tag, Pixel Games, escape rooms, and neon golf.

The problem: a generic brand identity unsuited for digital media and a neglected website. The solution: development of a modular design system. Optimized for digital platforms. Colorful, bold, and scalable, while setting the brand apart from competitors and distancing it from classic laser tag branding elements. Sadly only few elements from this concept were used. 

A college project. A concept that combines multiple websites for communication and data sharing into a single platform.