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Creativity meets technology: as a graphic and web designer based in Dresden, I bring ideas to life. From individual websites and expressive graphics to thoughtfully built web applications, I create work that inspires and works in everyday life.

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As a web and graphic designer based in Dresden, I create individual websites and visual identities with a clear concept. Whether web design, branding or print design, your brand and goals stay at the centre.

From the initial idea through structure and design to the finished website, I guide your project reliably. I combine web and graphic design so that your website, brand presence and printed materials feel like one coherent whole.

Whether you are a start-up, a company or an individual, I look forward to bringing your project to life.

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Projects

In my portfolio you will find projects across web design, graphic design, branding and print. Each one reflects my versatility and my commitment to high-quality outcomes. Take a look around and get inspired.

9

Years of experience

52

Websites designed

94

Print designs

118

Clients supported

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For contemporary web design, I bring together visual design, user guidance and brand impact. In Figma, I develop responsive layouts and clear interfaces; Adobe tools are part of my workflow for logos, icons and graphics.

Depending on the project, I build the design with WordPress, Kirby or a tailored solution. What matters most is a fast, accessible-minded and mobile-optimised website that remains easy to maintain. For many self-employed people and companies, WordPress is an ideal fit: content stays easy to update while design, performance and SEO are individually tuned. Modern tools support concept work, image editing and routine tasks, while the final decisions remain individual and right for your brand.

More about me

My web design work covers concept and page structure, responsive layouts, UI/UX, typography, colour and image direction, as well as technical implementation — for example with WordPress or Kirby. It also includes mobile optimisation, performance, accessibility-minded design, SEO basics, testing and launch. If you already have a logo or visual identity, I carry it consistently into the website; if not, we can develop both together.

Yes. You can start with a rough idea, a sketch or simply a feeling. Together, we turn it into a clear logo concept. I explore initial directions, refine shapes, colours and typography, and make sure the logo works over time — digitally and in print.

Of course. Many projects begin with a logo, a redesign or individual graphic design work such as flyers, social graphics or illustrations. A website is not required. I am happy to support clearly defined parts of a project too. When design and implementation come from one place, the result usually feels more coherent — and leaves room to grow later.

The process is flexible and personal. We can work in writing, talk by video or phone, or meet in Dresden. Depending on the project, we coordinate in clear stages. You are involved throughout and receive regular insight into the work in progress.

That depends on the project. For individually designed websites that are easy to maintain, I often use WordPress. Kirby CMS can be a great fit for lean sites with flexible content management. Special functions can be built individually, while Shopify is often a sensible option for online shops. The technology always follows the design, content and future maintenance needs — never the other way around.

Yes. Whether it is small adjustments, new content, performance work or further development, you can always get back in touch after launch. If a CMS is included, you can also maintain content yourself if you wish. For larger changes, technical adjustments or ongoing development, I am here to help.

Yes, selectively and with purpose. I use AI as support for tasks such as ideation, initial copy directions and development. It can speed up many processes, while design, concept and final decisions always remain individual and human. AI is a tool, not a substitute for design judgement.