UI/UX Designers in Germany
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Anjana Rakesh
Last position:
Senior Product Designer at Casavi GmbH
I served as the Lead Designer for two cross-functional teams at Casavi, a software platform for property managers. Casavi is a central platform for all aspects of digital property management, which streamlines operations and business processes.
SmartTask: The team focuses on ticket management, workflow automation, AI integration, enhancing communication between property managers and their clients.
Customer app/portal: The team is dedicated to fostering community engagement among residents of managed properties. The customer portal in combination with the Casavi app solves the challenges for property and facility managers.
My role spans the full design lifecycle, covering UX/UI design, user research, usability testing, and strategic design planning, across Casavi's web platform, mobile app, and customer portals. Each team comprises around 10 members, including a project manager, designer, developers, and QA testers. I am also responsible for the accessibility assurance of the whole product.
Design unit role: In addition to my core responsibilities, I actively contribute to the development and maintenance of the company's design system and style guide ensuring consistency and scalability across all products. Mentor junior designers is my official and moral responsibility.
Oliver Kierepka
Last position:
Founder & Manager at ThinkForm Studio – AI Product Design & Innovation
Designing AI-native digital products by combining product strategy, UX research, interaction design, software engineering, and modern AI workflows. Leading projects from discovery to implementation while integrating AI throughout the entire product development lifecycle.
Key responsibilities
- → Product discovery, stakeholder workshops, Jobs-to-be-Done and user research
- → User journey mapping, information architecture and interaction design
- → Wireframes, high-fidelity UI, prototypes and scalable design systems in Figma and Penpot
- → AI-assisted interface generation and rapid concept exploration using Figma AI, Figma Make and generative design workflows
- → Design-to-code workflows with AI-supported frontend generation and engineering collaboration
- → Building accessible interfaces following WCAG 2.2 and enterprise design standards
- → Usability testing, iterative validation and KPI-driven product optimization
- → Development of AI knowledge systems, MCP-powered design workflows and human-in-the-loop review processes
- → Close collaboration with engineering teams to ensure production-ready implementation
Lukas Noska
Last position:
Senior Product Designer (Process & Workflows) at Streckenheld
- Designed role-based delivery assignment workflows, switchable between own fleet and partner carriers, with traceable status chains from „pending“ to „in delivery.“
- Designed AI-assisted route optimization, where dispatchers review drive-time-optimized route suggestions as drafts and apply them in one click.
- Designed a central planning interface for delivery and route management, bringing table view, map view, and route composition into a single workflow.
- Built interactive prototypes to align new product features early with stakeholders and engineering.
Key methods: AI-assisted Product Design, Workflow Design, Role-Based Workflows, Dashboard Design, Interaction Design, Prototyping, Logistics/Operations UX, Stakeholder Collaboration
Henry Vanhauer
Last position:
Full-Stack Developer & Design Lead at FUNKE Mediengruppe
As part of the migration from Shopware 5 to 6, it was decided to rethink the entire e-commerce landscape of the regional FUNKE online shops from scratch. The main goals, besides creating a reliable platform with multiple sales channels for each regional brand, were the "rebranding" and the brand development around it.
The rebranding was also transferred into the advertising materials CI, which in the daily newspaper sector, alongside digital performance ads, still has print as a strong focus in the target group segment.
My responsibilities/tasks in this project:
- Creating the UI design system
- UX research
- Prototyping
- Rebranding & creating the new CI manual across all regional shops
- Shopware 6 front-end & back-end development
- Design & creative lead
- Ad design, landing pages
Michael Berninger
Last position:
Senior Product Designer at Awake Mobility GmbH
- Spearheaded efforts to enhance product consistency and achieve significantly better usability, ensuring a more intuitive experience
- Partnered with the founders to define a new go-to-market strategy through product discovery
- Directed the process of creating a new company website from concept and wireframes to design and final implementation in Webflow
- Responsive Webdesign
- WCAG
- Corporate Branding
- Product Discovery
- MVP
- Product Design
- User Experience
- Rapid Prototyping
Liisa Preugschat
Last position:
UX/UI Service Designer at Netze BW
- Analysis and structuring of complex service processes
- Development of customer journeys, user journeys, and service blueprints
- Moderation of workshops for requirements definition
- Derivation of an MVP with stakeholders
- Clear basis for decision-making
- Reduction of uncertainty in early project phases
Ines Lukin
Last position:
UX designer for AI products at freelance
- Designing AI-first workflows that integrate AI into existing product experiences
- Developing UX concepts for prompt management, reusable and combined prompt workflows, tagging, search and information organisation
- Creating user flows, wireframes, prototypes and high-fidelity interfaces in Figma
- Defining reusable UI patterns, components and interaction logic for scalable products
- Exploring human-AI interaction patterns with emphasis on user control, transparency and manageable cognitive load
- Translating product requirements and technical constraints into developer-ready UX/UI specifications
Kirill Lorenz
Last position:
UX researcher, UX/UI designer at 50Hertz Transmission GmbH (Elia Group)
Energy, transmission system operator · Desktop, web application
Products Digitalisation of the grid connection process; master data and processes of market locations; balancing of virtual MaBiS aggregate time series; the group's first searchable catalogue and visual UI pattern library
Planning, running and analysing qualitative in-depth interviews: more than 100 interviews with external market partners and internal departments
Designing qualitative interviews including interview guides and evaluation logics; recruiting and scheduling participants
Analysing, preparing and presenting research findings as usability reports and result reports
Translating research findings into UX and design requirements and deriving prioritised recommendations for improvement
Presenting analysis and research results to departments, product owners and decision makers in a form suited to each audience
UX research for internal enterprise and line-of-business applications along regulated market processes
Quantitative methods: online surveys for roadmap prioritisation, questionnaire studies, definition and measurement of UX KPIs
Facilitating requirements workshops; gathering, analysing, describing, agreeing and documenting functional and non-functional requirements
Developing user flows and customer journeys; building and providing UX standards, methods and capabilities (UI pattern library)
Working in product and project teams under Scrum, taking part in all subject-matter meetings and Scrum events
Impact Took three software products to launch
Tools Condens, Miro, FigJam, Figma, Whimsical, Microsoft Teams, Typeform
André Rodrigues
Last position:
UX/UI & AI Designer at Freelancer
- Designed web and mobile interfaces, user flows, and design systems in Figma, Adobe XD, Motif, and Lovable, ensuring WCAG 2.1/2.2 accessibility.
- Conducted UX research and delivered responsive websites and e-commerce on WordPress® and Squarespace®, Webflow®.
- Integrated AI-generated imagery (syntography) and AI video creation into branding, prototypes, and editorial projects.
- Lead visual design, creative direction, and client collaboration to deliver functional, innovative, and visually compelling digital experiences.
Patricia Rex
Last position:
Accessibility Expert at Volkswagen Financial Services
July 2024 - June 2025
- Accessibility expert in the field of UI/UX design, WCAG testing, and consulting for the Accessibility Strengthening Act
- Creation of an internal accessibility guide
Oskar Oldorf (project lead): "I had the pleasure of working with Patricia for over a year on a project focused on ensuring digital accessibility for the online presence of a company in the financial services sector. During that time, I got to know her as a dedicated, detail-oriented, and highly skilled colleague.
Patricia was responsible for independently conducting gap analyses and worked directly and efficiently with key stakeholders. Her role centered on assessing compliance with the BFSG and providing strategic guidance to editorial teams on creating accessible content.
What I particularly appreciated about Patricia was her ability to think beyond the status quo and bring fresh perspectives to the table. She combines strong subject matter expertise with a keen eye for detail and a structured, thorough approach. Her input often sparked valuable discussions and helped us move our work forward in meaningful ways.
I can wholeheartedly recommend Patricia—especially for roles where precision, strategic thinking, and a high standard of quality are essential."
Dieter Möss
Last position:
Product Developer, Design Systems & UX at Miele
Product development for the Miele app — design system, UX, and end-to-end product ownership.
- Built and expanded the design system — components, design tokens, dev handoff
- User flows and customer journeys for core app features (device control, recipes, maintenance)
- Usability testing and iterative UX improvements
- AI-powered personalization — smart program recommendations based on usage behavior
- AI tools in the design workflow: automated accessibility checks, Figma AI, rapid prototyping
- User research synthesized with AI — interviews, feedback, and usability data turned into structured insights
Yogesh Malik
Last position:
Principle Architect – User Experience Design at Intelliswift India PLC
Project: Neura Belden BHVA (Belden HI vision Virtual Assistance)
- Translated AI agent concepts into 4 distinct user workflows (General, Redundancy, Network, VLAN agents).
- Designed 6 game-changing features with technical specifications: Predictive Issue Resolution, Cost Optimization Engine, Compliance Automation, Cross-Agent Orchestration, Knowledge Transfer Mode, Root Cause Analysis 2.0.
- Contributed reusable UX patterns and lightweight standards for experimentation-first AI environment: single-file HTML/CSS/JS prototypes, semantic accessibility, responsive grid layouts, and clear component structure enabling rapid future POC iterations.
- Translated early AI concepts into intuitive user workflows and interaction models for 4 specialized agents, focusing on clarity, trust-building, and progressive disclosure to surface complex AI capabilities.
- Documented design trade-offs in accessible language for non-designers.
Melika Alborzi
Last position:
UX/UI Designer at Twoloox GmbH
- Sole UX designer on a full product redesign and the foundations of a design system for Widget Designer, a B2B professional desktop tool for real-time media control used in live events and installations, working with a product manager and two engineers.
- Grounded the redesign in user feedback, a product audit, and competitor analysis, which surfaced where the tool's depth had outgrown its usability, leaving expert operators to manage complexity in live moments where errors are immediate and irreversible.
- Restructured the workspace, navigation, and panels around the operator's real workflow, so they keep the full depth of control while gaining the clarity to act with confidence under live pressure.
- Extracted a design system from the redesign: semantic color roles, component states, spacing rules, and reusable dialog and form patterns, with foundational accessibility built into color contrast and state feedback, validated through prototypes against the legacy codebase and giving design and engineering a shared foundation to build from consistently and at speed.
Jens Rusitschka
Last position:
Founder & Product Lead at Kick & Boost
Established a new venture focusing on AI-powered UX and rapid prototyping
Leading the development of an AI-based prototyping framework and prompt optimization for product design
Managing stakeholder relationships and strategizing go-to-market approaches
Planning and creating coaching programs (to be launched in 2025) on AI-driven product discovery
Developed internal processes enabling prototype creation in minutes
Published best practices and insights on LinkedIn, driving industry interest and awareness
Fahad Khan
Last position:
Senior Designer / Founder at Fahaddeartist
I run my own freelance agency based in Berlin and help startups and teams.
- I helped 100+ businesses achieve the digital products they wanted.
- Took ownership of the design process, collaborating with other teams.
- Conducted design thinking, user research, and competitive analysis.
- Developed design concepts, wireframes, and high-fidelity prototypes.
- Optimized websites and their conversion rates to reach more clients.
- I help clients in tech, hospitality, luxury, real estate, and professional services.
- I work with long-term products and clients like Accor, Corso Da Vinci, Webwavers, and ImmoTrust.
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UI/UX Designers statistics
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
16 years
Position duration
3 years
Positions per freelancer
10
Top business areas
Product Development, Information Technology, Marketing
Top industries
Information Technology, Media and Entertainment, Advertising
Certification focus areas
Product Development, Information Technology, Research and Development
Bachelor's degree or higher
90%
Master's degree or higher
32%
Certifications per freelancer
1
Most common languages
German, English, French
Speak two or more languages
92%
Based on our profile pool as of 7 Sep 2026.
Daily rate distribution
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The average daily rate is the mean of all daily rates from recent contracts of comparable freelancers on our platform.
The median daily rate is the middle value of all daily rates — half of comparable freelancers charge less, half charge more. Unlike the average, it is barely affected by outliers.
Calculated based on our freelancers’ daily rates as of 7 Sep 2026. Actual rates may vary depending on seniority level, experience, skill specialization, project complexity, and engagement length.
UI/UX Designers experts industry focus
See where the role earns the most, city by city against the national average — every figure is calculated live from the freelancers on FRATCH.
- Information Technology (84%)
- Media and Entertainment (51%)
- Advertising (49%)
- Automotive (43%)
- Retail (42%)
- Professional Services (39%)
- Education (37%)
- Banking and Finance (33%)
Please note that freelancers can work across multiple industries, so percentages overlap.
About the role
What they do
UI/UX designers shape how a product feels and how easily people can use it. They turn business goals and user needs into clear flows, screens, and interactions that support conversion, adoption, and retention.
- Map user journeys and information architecture
- Create wireframes, clickable prototypes, and interface concepts
- Improve usability across web, mobile, and SaaS products
- Align visual design with brand and product goals
- Prepare handoff assets for developers and product teams
Core skills
A strong UI/UX Designer combines product thinking with visual craft. They know how to run or interpret user research, turn feedback into design decisions, and keep interfaces consistent across the product.
- User research, interviews, and usability testing
- Information architecture and interaction design
- Responsive UI design and component-based thinking
- Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD, or similar design tools
- Design systems, accessibility, and developer handoff
Common projects
Companies bring in freelance UI/UX designers for new product launches, redesigns, feature rollouts, and design system work. They are also useful when a team needs extra capacity for a busy roadmap or a second opinion on an interface that is underperforming.
In Germany, they often support B2B software teams, digital agencies, ecommerce brands, and internal tools where clarity and speed matter. Remote collaboration is common, but on-site workshops can help when product, engineering, and stakeholders need to align quickly.
What good looks like
Strong UI/UX design is not just clean screens. It is clear decisions, consistent patterns, and interfaces that help users finish tasks without friction.
- The product flow feels simple and predictable
- The interface reflects real user needs, not just taste
- Design files are structured and easy to hand over
- Accessibility and responsive behavior are considered early
- Feedback is turned into practical changes, not debate
Adjacent titles
Searches for this role often include UX designer, UI designer, and product designer. In practice, the scope can overlap, but the best freelance candidates should make clear whether they focus more on research and flows, visual interface design, or the full product design process.
For hiring teams, the key is to match the title to the actual need. A UX-heavy project may need stronger research and testing skills, while a UI-heavy brief may need polished component design and close work with the brand.
When to hire freelance
A freelance UI/UX Designer makes sense when you need speed, flexibility, or a specialist for a defined product problem. It is a good fit for short-term projects, peak workload, early product validation, and design work that has to move in step with engineering.
This is especially useful when internal teams are missing design capacity or need outside input before a launch. For freelancers, the best projects have clear goals, access to stakeholders, and room to improve the product based on real feedback.
Frequently asked questions
The facts hiring teams ask for most often when it comes to UI/UX Designers.
A UI/UX Designer turns user needs and product goals into clear screens, flows, and interactions. The work usually covers research, wireframes, prototypes, interface design, and support during handoff to development. Good designers also help decide what should be simplified, removed, or highlighted.
Look for strong product thinking, a clean design process, and solid visual judgment. The designer should be comfortable with Figma or similar tools, understand usability, and know how to build or work within a design system. If research matters for your project, check that they can test ideas and turn feedback into changes.
Not always, but the roles often overlap. A UX designer usually focuses more on user research, flows, and task structure, while a UI designer focuses more on layout, visual detail, and component consistency. Many freelance projects need a hybrid profile, which is why the title UI/UX Designer is so common.
A freelancer is a strong choice when the work is project-based, time-sensitive, or outside your current team’s capacity. It also helps when you need a specialist for a redesign, a design system, or a new product area. If the need is ongoing and broad, a permanent hire may make more sense.
Typical deliverables include user flows, wireframes, high-fidelity mockups, prototypes, and handoff-ready design files. Depending on the brief, they may also deliver usability findings, design system updates, or interface specs for developers. The exact output should always match the stage of the product.
Yes, remote work is common and often efficient for this role. Many teams in Germany work with freelancers through regular design reviews, shared files, and clear feedback loops. On-site workshops can still be useful at the start of a project or when several stakeholders need alignment.
Look for solved problems, not just attractive screens. A strong portfolio shows the design challenge, the reasoning behind decisions, and how the final work improved the user experience. For freelance work, also check whether the designer can explain handoff, iteration, and collaboration with product and engineering.
A product designer often covers a wider scope that can include strategy, research, UI, and delivery across the product lifecycle. A UI/UX Designer may focus more directly on user experience and interface work, though many freelancers cover both. The right choice depends on whether you need broad product ownership or a more focused design specialist.
The average hourly rate for UI/UX Designers in Germany is 87 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 693 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers working as UI/UX Designers in Germany, 90% hold at least a Bachelor's degree and 32% hold at least a Master's degree.
On average, freelancers working as UI/UX Designers in Germany have 16 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 3 years.
The most common languages among freelancers working as UI/UX Designers in Germany are German (97%), English (92%), and French (16%).
The most common industries among freelancers working as UI/UX Designers in Germany are Information Technology (84%), Media and Entertainment (51%), and Advertising (49%).
The most common business areas among freelancers working as UI/UX Designers in Germany are Product Development (99%), Information Technology (90%), and Marketing (87%).
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