Media designer for digital- and printmedia (tested by IHK) & Certified Professional for Usability and User Experience (TAE)

The idea starts with a spark and forms into a concrete idea. Something great is emerging about wireframes. Is it possible to create something new? Outside the box, what already exists is being dismantled and now the individual parts are well sorted before us. Analyzed, with a focus on the user, we know their wishes, intentions and objectives.

The creative process of creation brings something new out of the nebulous space of interests and offers the optimal result with the necessary joy of use.

Key activities

Concept & planning

Development of CD - Styleguides
Development of usability concepts
Mobile Device Wireframing
Development of web concepts

Design & Creation

Webdesign for usability
Print design by accidents & periodicals
Design of brand concepts

Product development

Design of product lines
Production of digital production templates
Marketing strategies

Training & consultation

Customer Service Project & Support
Training in CMS Joomla
Training in Software & systems

Socialmedia

Campaign Development
Applications
Accompaniment & postings

Marketing

Promotional Activities & Strategy Development
Sales Channels & Media Definition
Corporate Design Implementation & planning

Optimization & analysis

On-page analysis & Optimization
Competitor Analysis & Keyword strategies
Relaunch under SEO aspects

Project management

Production support
Interface to development departments

Philosophy

Why the term synusia?

"Wikipedia refers to a Synusie or Synousia, a joint action with free exchange of knowledge. The term was coined in philosophy by Plato's Academy and is considered a preform of today's hacker ethics. "This principle is the basis of my work. The exchange of knowledge with people from all disciplines leads to a constructive development in projects, personally but also socially. We humans only carry us on if we help each other ...

"You are not just a single person, you belong to a whole."

Theodor Fontane