Who?

I'm a swiss web developer with a weakness for design and typography. In 2011 I cofounded Codegestalt with two geeks I've met over Twitter. Since then we realized several projects together.

My free time is sacrificed to improve my photography skills and to extend my film and book horizon. You can find some recommendations here.

I do and like a lot of other stuff, but I'm afraid those things are only half as interesting as the things you just read. But if you would like to hear more of it anyway, read on or contact me.

“The best reason to start an organization is to make meaning – to create a product or service to make the world a better place.”

- Guy Kawasaki

What?

I've been designing and building web sites for over six years now & counting. When the sun is up I'm working for clients and when the sun is down I'm working on Codegestalt and personal projects like Kreatify & Bridge.

If you're interested in what I've done so far, switch over to the work page. Also I feel the urge to open up myself from time to time, which outputs in a more or less useful blog post which you'll find in the articles section.

“Choose a job that you like, and you will never have to work a day in your life.”

- Confucius

Why?

Since learning new stuff is essential in life and makes a lot of fun, I'm constantly pushing myself to new heights. I love to experiment with new things and always try to redefine myself. Sometimes with a combination of old and new things.

Knowing certain things doesn't just come to you, you have to earn it yourself with constant effort and by always taking the next step. I love that feeling when that *click* happens and suddenly everything turns from blur to high definition.

I can't get enough of building and creating stuff. So if you like what I do and need someone to help you, don't be shy and contact me. I would love to help you.

“At times of change, the learners are the ones who will inherit the world, while the knowers will be beautifully prepared for a world which no longer exists.”

- Alistar Smith