Hello, I'm Hannes and I'm a product and UX designer. As a technically and craft enthusiastic child and teenager, I did an apprenticeship as a factory train mechanic.

After my apprenticeship, I didn't just want to make and build things, but also develop and design them myself. So I made up for my A-levels and after some time I found my vocation in design.

My work and educational path has taken me to many different places in Germany, Leipzig, Jena, Munich and Münster, and I have made friends with many great and creative people. In Münster I completed my bachelor's degree in design with a focus on product and then worked as a designer both as an employee and freelance in Munich.

The Corona pandemic with its limitations led me into the world of digital design and opened up the endlessly exciting field of UX design.

For me, design is not a marketing tool, but function, aesthetics, emotion and must be explainable. I am driven by the quest for functionally, ecologically, economically and sociologically innovative product solutions. For this reason, I attach great importance to conceptual work and the "story" of the design. For me, the focus is always on the user.

Only in dialogue with them can optimal solutions be generated that are based on their needs.

Hello, I'm Hannes and I'm a product and UX designer. As a technically and craft enthusiastic child and teenager, I did an apprenticeship as a factory train mechanic.

After my apprenticeship, I didn't just want to make and build things, but also develop and design them myself. So I made up for my A-levels and after some time I found my vocation in design.

My work and educational path has taken me to many different places in Germany, Leipzig, Jena, Munich and Münster, and I have made friends with many great and creative people. In Münster I completed my bachelor's degree in design with a focus on product and then worked as a designer both as an employee and freelance in Munich.

The Corona pandemic with its limitations led me into the world of digital design and opened up the endlessly exciting field of UX design.

For me, design is not a marketing tool, but function, aesthetics, emotion and must be explainable. I am driven by the quest for functionally, ecologically, economically and sociologically innovative product solutions. For this reason, I attach great importance to conceptual work and the "story" of the design. For me, the focus is always on the user.

Only in dialogue with them can optimal solutions be generated that are based on their needs.



Hello, I'm Hannes and I'm a product and UX designer. As a technically and craft enthusiastic child and teenager, I did an apprenticeship as a factory train mechanic.

After my apprenticeship, I didn't just want to make and build things, but also develop and design them myself. So I made up for my A-levels and after some time I found my vocation in design.

My work and educational path has taken me to many different places in Germany, Leipzig, Jena, Munich and Münster, and I have made friends with many great and creative people. In Münster I completed my bachelor's degree in design with a focus on product and then worked as a designer both as an employee and freelance in Munich.

The Corona pandemic with its limitations led me into the world of digital design and opened up the endlessly exciting field of UX design.

For me, design is not a marketing tool, but function, aesthetics, emotion and must be explainable. I am driven by the quest for functionally, ecologically, economically and sociologically innovative product solutions. For this reason, I attach great importance to conceptual work and the "story" of the design. For me, the focus is always on the user.

Only in dialogue with them can optimal solutions be generated that are based on their needs.



Hello, I'm Hannes and I'm a product and UX designer. As a technically and craft enthusiastic child and teenager, I did an apprenticeship as a factory train mechanic.

After my apprenticeship, I didn't just want to make and build things, but also develop and design them myself. So I made up for my A-levels and after some time I found my vocation in design.

My work and educational path has taken me to many different places in Germany, Leipzig, Jena, Munich and Münster, and I have made friends with many great and creative people. In Münster I completed my bachelor's degree in design with a focus on product and then worked as a designer both as an employee and freelance in Munich.

The Corona pandemic with its limitations led me into the world of digital design and opened up the endlessly exciting field of UX design.

For me, design is not a marketing tool, but function, aesthetics, emotion and must be explainable. I am driven by the quest for functionally, ecologically, economically and sociologically innovative product solutions. For this reason, I attach great importance to conceptual work and the "story" of the design. For me, the focus is always on the user.

Only in dialogue with them can optimal solutions be generated that are based on their needs.

Hello, I'm Hannes and I'm a product and UX designer. As a technically and craft enthusiastic child and teenager, I did an apprenticeship as a factory train mechanic.

After my apprenticeship, I didn't just want to make and build things, but also develop and design them myself. So I made up for my A-levels and after some time I found my vocation in design.

My work and educational path has taken me to many different places in Germany, Leipzig, Jena, Munich and Münster, and I have made friends with many great and creative people. In Münster I completed my bachelor's degree in design with a focus on product and then worked as a designer both as an employee and freelance in Munich.

The Corona pandemic with its limitations led me into the world of digital design and opened up the endlessly exciting field of UX design.

For me, design is not a marketing tool, but function, aesthetics, emotion and must be explainable. I am driven by the quest for functionally, ecologically, economically and sociologically innovative product solutions. For this reason, I attach great importance to conceptual work and the "story" of the design. For me, the focus is always on the user.

Only in dialogue with them can optimal solutions be generated that are based on their needs.