Nice to meet you, stranger!
This is me: Anna, a 90-s kid in love with all things beautiful, minimal and sustainable. Oh, and everything swedish. I left my heart there in 2013 when I studied in Linköping for 6 months. My dream would actually be to have a red, little summer house by a lake somewhere in Sweden, where I can enjoy endless summer nights with flower crowns and of course lllots of kanelbullar. Sounds dreamy, right? If I could only have one meal for the rest of my life though, it would 100% be something with potatoes. Yes, I’m that german, haha.
I used to be both a designer and webdeveloper – and that’s probably exactly what describes me best: creative and at the same time analytical. That’s not an either or for me. With my focus on UX Design I found my perfect balance! But I also enjoy very much working offline doing silk screen prints or pottery. Beginning of 2022 I even founded my own little ceramics label! So, let’s just make it easy and say: I’m a multidisciplinary creative and always up for a challenge.


Photo Lisa Hantke

What's important to me
Clarity & Precision
My designs are minimalistic and straight to the point. Let's cut all the bulls*t and be as clear as possible in the communication on your website.
Reliability & Transparency
You can trust my words. I'm very reliable, especially when it comes to deadlines. That also means communicating early when it comes to delays.
Fast delivery
With me you don't need to wait on results for long. I'm a very efficient person and enjoy fast-paced environments.
Holistic approach
I'm not only looking at the pixels. It's important to me to get insights from all relevant stakeholders – be it marketing, SEO or development.
Education
2017–2019
Dipl. Communication Design
IFOG Akademie, Munich – extra occupational study
2013–2014
Media Informatics
LiU Linköpings Universitet, Sweden – semester abroad
2013–2014
B.Eng. Mediatechnology
DIT Deggendorf – mayoring in Media Informatics
And because I like to get my hands dirty, too...
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