Design that questions power, centers people.
I design digital platforms that challenge extraction and prioritize care, justice, and collective flourishing. My work bridges UX/UI design with technology ethics—translating critical theory into functional, human-centered interfaces.
Selected Work
Molo – Civic News & Events Platform – Bremen, DE (2023–Ongoing)
Leading UX/UI design for a €1.5M BMBF-funded civic media app at ZeMKI, University of Bremen. Through co-design workshops with citizens, I’m building a platform that makes community-driven news accessible and participatory—centered on trust, accessibility, and diverse engagement in digital urban publics.
FREENOW Mobility Platform by Lyft – Berlin, DE (2022–2023)
Designed web experiences across nine international markets for a leading urban mobility platform. Developed landing pages and content structures that balanced usability with ethical transparency, contributing to international expansion projects.
Recyda Sustainability Platform – Freiburg, DE (2023–2024)
Built complete digital presence and brand identity for a sustainability-driven startup. Designed landing pages that increased leads by 54%, establishing visual systems that communicated environmental values through accessible, engaging design.
ERC Research Project Visual Identity, İstanbul, TR (2021–2022)
Created website and comprehensive visual identity for the ERC-funded “Staging National Abjection” project, merging design with ethnographic research to support interdisciplinary academic work.
Approach
I use participatory methods—co-design workshops, user research, journey mapping—to ensure platforms reflect the values and needs of the communities they serve, not just the assumptions of their builders. My design process questions whose perspectives get centered, what gets made invisible, and how interfaces encode power. Design that questions power, centers people.
I design digital platforms that challenge extraction and prioritize care, justice, and collective flourishing. My work bridges UX/UI design with technology ethics—translating critical theory into functional, human-centered interfaces.