Web design
Clear layouts, considered typography, and intuitive journeys. I design websites that help people understand what you do and find what they need.
I’m Andreas, a freelance software engineer from Germany. I turn complex ideas into clear, accessible web experiences for people around the world.
From a first idea to a working website or application, I can help at every stage.
Discuss your ideaClear layouts, considered typography, and intuitive journeys. I design websites that help people understand what you do and find what they need.
Responsive websites and interfaces built with care. I turn designs into accessible, fast experiences that work well across screen sizes.
The foundations behind your application: APIs, data, and integrations. I connect the pieces so your product works reliably from end to end.
Support for new products and existing codebases. I help plan features, untangle complex code, and improve testing so your team can build with confidence.
A few things I’ve helped bring to life.
Confidential software for exploring worldwide financial data and statistics within a major Swiss bank.
A university website helping prospective students explore programs, admissions, and campus life.
Integrating a Vue-based SQL editor into a React platform through a reusable web component.
A multilingual website for a network of Lions Clubs working across Germany, France, and Switzerland.
From the first conversation to the final few pixels, I bring a thoughtful approach to building for the web. I work closely with designers and teams to make products that are as good to use as they are to look at.
More about meProfit from my experience of over 15 years.
Working with international teams across the globe.
Front-end specialised, but working on the full-stack.
Things I’ve learned, built, and written about.
Let's take this Frontend Mentor challenge and build a semantic UI using HTML and CSS to create an interactive rating component. We'll look at accessibility, responsive design, animations, and more.
Let's take this Frontend Mentor challenge and build a semantic UI using HTML and CSS to create a responsive FAQ card. Using the details element, we'll discover how to animate automatic height values with the help of a little JavaScript and how to structure Sass files.
Let's take this Frontend Mentor challenge and build a semantic UI using HTML and CSS to display 3 simple preview cards. You'll learn about media queries, custom properties, and some other tips and tricks along the way.
Tell me a little about your project. I’d love to hear what you’re working on.