Anna is a creative and detail-oriented UI/UX designer who makes life easier for users by translating complex problems into user-friendly designs. She enjoys facing challenges and finding the appropriate solution for a problem. The most beautiful moment for her is when her work pays off and she can experience the seamless and improved interaction between users and applications.

A little about Anna

 

Anna is a person who strives to make life easier for people and make complicated processes easy to understand. Also, it is important to her to translate these problems into a beautiful and user-friendly design. Therefore she likes to wrap her head around new topics and work her way through complicated problems or processes to unravel those to create a solution that fits all needs. Her eyes sparkle when she sees users who can smoothly interact with an app, software, or website and see that it impacts their lives.

Academic 

  • Macromedia University of Applied Sciences – Munich
    Bachelor of Arts in Communication Design
    Focus Areas: Human-Centered Design and Research, Design Thinking, Project Management, Editorial Design (Digital and Print), User Interface and User Experience Design, Photography and Videography, Motion Design and Animation, Brand Identity and Marketing Strategies

Q&A

What do love most about your job?
I find it fascinating to dive into the details and immerse myself in a problem to find creative solutions. I especially enjoy breaking down complex issues and transforming them into designs that are both engaging and accessible. The true highlight is seeing users happily interact with the final product. It never gets boring, as there’s always a need to think outside the box to achieve one’s goals. This constant challenge allows for continuous learning and personal growth.

If you had a superpower what would it be?
It would be great if I could stretch time. Why does a day always have only 24 hours? That would allow me to delve even deeper into complex problems and immerse myself further into a subject. On the other hand, I would also have more time to devote to my seemingly hundred hobbies. 🙂

 

The image shows a illustarted version of Anna. She is spinning a rubics cube on her finger. Around here are floating different shapes, wireframes and screens.

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