Freelancers using Adobe Photoshop in Hessen
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Guoshuai Zhang
Frankfurt, Germany
AI Product Designer & Full-Stack Builder
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Billow AI — AI SaaS Investor Deck
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Dark Editorial Shopify Experience for HIYA
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Pastel Wellness Brand Identity for Re:Fresh Wellness
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Fresh Balance Nutrition Website Design
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Dlanid Designs
Frankfurt, Germany
Brand designer & Illustrator
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Brand designer & Illustrator
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made in 2025
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Watch your step
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Purple Puppet branding
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Selected Logo Works .25
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Rainer Focke
Frankfurt, Germany
UI/UX Designer / Art Director
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Uplift - Healthy Food & Recipe App / iOS
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SmartMoney - Money Saving App
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Adidas Adizero Adios Pro 2.0 Landing Page - Concept
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Lottery at Your Fingertips
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Dylan Phillips
Frankfurt, Germany
WordPress & Elementor Designer, SaaS & Lead-Gen Sites.
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WordPress & Elementor Designer, SaaS & Lead-Gen Sites.
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Multi Location, Lead Gen Website for a Home-Service Business
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BigPlus - SaaS Website for Retail POS and Inventory Management
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Industry-Targeted Landing Pages for a SaaS Retail Platform. Designed and built a set of high-converting, industry-specific landing pages for BigPlus, a retail POS platform. Each page targets a different vertical, fashion, furniture, and electronics retail, with messaging, visuals, and feature sections tailored to that industry's exact pain points, all driving toward a clear demo booking. Built in WordPress and Elementor: mobile-first, fast, and conversion-focused. A demonstration of how one core product can be re-angled into distinct, high-intent landing pages that speak directly to each audience.
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24-Page Multi-Location Lead-Gen Website for a Home-Service Business.: Designed and built a complete 24-page lead-generation website for a home-service electrical business in WordPress and Elementor. The site is engineered to turn nervous homeowners into booked calls: high-ticket service pages, localized service-area pages for multi-location SEO, direct-response copy that answers real homeowner objections, and conversion UI throughout, sticky CTAs, quote-capture pop-up forms, and trust signals. Mobile-first, fast, and structured to convert. A showcase of how a home-service site should be built to generate leads, not just look good.
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AlinaKutaliya
Frankfurt, Germany
Graphic & Digital Designer
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SITU - Home Fragrance & Candle Branding Identity - Alina Kutali…
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Logo Design for a Home Decor Brand
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HAGROMF - Brand Identity l Packaging Design
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Branding for a Marketing Agency LOUDR
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iva @ noceur
Frankfurt, Germany
design aficionado
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OATSY - oat cookie packaging design :: Behance
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Delta Zapad - visual identity :: Behance
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Palmavera Hotel & Restaurant :: Behance
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Sergio Pereyra
Frankfurt, Germany
SaaS & mobile product rescue, assessment in 5 days
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SaaS & mobile product rescue, assessment in 5 days
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Music Platform - UX/UI Design & Development
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Beepr: Production React Native Migration
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Took Beepr from Capacitor WebView prototype to production React Native + Expo Bare. Audited 51 Supabase Edge Functions, rebuilt background geolocation for native, added PostGIS. Zero downtime. 100% background geolocation reliability. If your app outgrew its prototype, DM me.
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One thing I learned migrating a mobile product from a WebView MVP to React Native: the hardest problems usually aren't the screens. On Beepr, the real blockers were background execution, geolocation reliability, push notifications, slow geospatial queries, and backend logic that had grown without a clear audit trail. I led the migration to React Native with Supabase, PostgreSQL, PostGIS, and native background capabilities. I also audited 51 Supabase Edge Functions and designed a zero-downtime cutover so the product could keep serving users during the transition. The takeaway: before rebuilding a mobile app, find out which problems are architectural and which are merely visual. A prettier interface won't fix unreliable background services, weak location enforcement, or slow queries. Curious what other teams have found when moving from a WebView-based MVP to a production mobile app. 8:58
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Luka Svonja
Offenbach, Germany
Brand Designer for Bold & Emotional Storytelling
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Brand Designer for Bold & Emotional Storytelling
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I love cars. 🏎️ And design. So one day, I realized I could design on cars. Some want to look fast. Some want to look mysterious. And some just want attention. It’s never just about colors or vinyl. It’s about giving every car a story to tell. And if it’s mixed with a beautiful car (like that blue BMW)… even easier. 🛺 And then there was my favourite project: two older people who wanted their white camper wrapped with a beach scene, their camper on sand, with surfboards and flamingos, so their home could keep chasing summer. 🌴✨😭 Can’t wait to see what the next car wants to say. 🚘💭
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I just discovered Contra and it feels nice ✨ Here’s one of my favorite projects. AMIA. A bath interior design studio focused on high-quality products and a unique, personal experience for its clients. The logo, inspired by Givenchy, reflects calm confidence. Minimal yet distinctive. Turquoise embodies serenity and clarity, while the clean structure expresses modern luxury and timeless design. Excited to share more and see where this will lead ✨
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Logo design: the art of being 99% unsure and 1% proud. ☕💀 Too bold, too thin, too much space, not enough air. You zoom in. Zoom out. Flip it. Hate it. Love it. Hate it again. When you save "final.ai" and then immediately make final_v2 — yeah, that’s when you know you were born for this mess. Hours disappear. Coffee too. And somehow, at 2:47 AM, one curve finally feels like it belongs there ✨ Sometimes I love that process. Sometimes I don't want to hear about it. Is it only me or is it the same with you?
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AMIA Brand Design
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