I design where hardware and interface meet, so the seam between them disappears.

Now

Just over a year in Graz now, designing production software at LearningSuite: the learning platform and its sales-side sister product, SalesSuite. After years of concepts and prototypes, this is where I learn how an idea survives contact with production. I design in Figma, hand over to the developers with a brief, and QA what comes back. Real interfaces, real constraints, and a deadline that doesn’t move because the concept got more interesting.

It’s also where I’ve deepened the part of the craft my industrial-design background touched least, UI itself: hierarchy, states, the quiet consistency of a product people use every day.

On top of the UX/UI work, the two company websites are mine end to end. Every new page starts with me: I design it, brief graphic design on the visuals it needs, build it in Webflow, and sign-off comes from the company owners directly. Four feature pages on the SalesSuite side so far, a set of unlisted pages doing quieter work for lead generation, and most recently LearningSuite’s Intelligence page, the most developed thing I’ve made there.