Frontend & Content. Frustration-free by Design.

Starting in print, I made the transition to the web at the turn of the millennium. I learned HTML and CSS autodidactically – long before YouTube or suitable degree programs. Instead of dry theory, my focus was on hands-on practice: as a full-stack developer, I covered concept, design, frontend, and backend for years. This curious mindset of looking beyond the horizon still shapes me today – all the way to agentic coding.

This intrinsic drive showed early on where it would lead: as a digital pioneer, I launched ‘Technikwürze’ in 2005 – one of the first German podcasts. What started as a one-man show quickly evolved into a collaborative format: by purposefully involving external experts, I drove the democratization of technical knowledge – and learned that the best results always arise through collaboration.

This principle still applies today. I work at the intersection of design and deployment – bringing people, ideas, and code together into a thoughtful user experience. I train people – whether in the lecture hall or pairing with a team. For 11 years as a lecturer at HAWK, I gave students the tools to build modern websites, and that drive still lives on in every project I shape today: mobile-first, responsive, and frustration-free.