Munich-based Designer and Developer

with over half a decade of experience

crafting exceptional brand and product

experiences. Currently open for projects.

The Dieter Rams Archive embodies the designer's "less but better" philosophy through minimalist aesthetics and rigorous accessibility standards.

Built with clean typography, generous white space, and semantic HTML structure, the site features comprehensive screen reader support and intuitive navigation. Subtle micro-animations—hover states, smooth transitions, and delicate parallax effects—enhance usability without compromising clarity.

The archive balances Rams' professional legacy with personal insights, showcasing both his iconic design principles and the life behind modern industrial design's most influential voice.

The Légere Shopify store translates the brand’s refined approach to luxury eyewear into a modern digital experience. Clean typography, generous white space, and a restrained color palette create a minimal stage where each frame takes center focus.

Built for clarity and accessibility, the theme features intuitive navigation, fast-loading pages, and seamless product filtering. Subtle micro-animations—hover effects, smooth transitions, and gentle depth—enhance interaction without distraction.

The result is a contemporary, effortless shop that mirrors Légere’s philosophy: understated luxury, where form and function meet.

Folio'24 was built with Nuxt, combining performance-driven development with a strong focus on fluid storytelling. Minimal layouts, clean typography, and a restrained color palette frame the work with clarity and precision.

Seamless page transitions form the core of the experience—smooth, cinematic movements guide visitors through projects, turning navigation into a narrative. Subtle micro-animations and layered motion enhance immersion without overshadowing content.

The result is a portfolio that feels both contemporary and crafted: a fast, elegant platform where design and development merge into a cohesive expression of process and craft.

Perform Europe is an EU-funded initiative supporting sustainable, inclusive, and balanced international touring in the performing arts. Running from 2023 to 2026, it explores new models for cross-border collaboration and promotes greener, fairer practices across theatre, dance, circus, and beyond.

I contributed extensively to the front-end development of the internal platform, focusing on clarity, usability, and performance. Clean layouts and intuitive structures ensure that artists, producers, and partners can easily navigate resources, manage projects, and connect across borders.

The platform balances accessibility with functionality, serving as both a practical tool and a digital hub that reflects Perform Europe’s vision of innovation, diversity, and sustainability in the performing arts sector.