I'm Shanna Stadler – a UX/UI designer and art director with over 17 years of experience, including projects for Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, Alpina Farben and Rügenwalder Mühle. I bring brand thinking and interface design together – for companies planning a website relaunch, and for agencies looking for senior support.
I'm Shanna Stadler – a UX/UI designer and art director with 17+ years of experience. I bring brand thinking and interface design together – for website relaunches and as senior support for agencies.
To stand out against generic templates, I build bespoke digital experiences rooted in user-centered design.
Good branding works before you say anything. It conveys clarity and emotion – and builds trust with
your audience.

In an endless sea of template websites, the ones with real personality stand out.
Otherwise — where's the fun, right?

17+ years of experience in digital design and art direction
I bring art direction and digital UX/UI design together and let both sides feed off each other. I like working closely and hands-on with my clients. It always starts with understanding: the product, the brand, the actual problem. We often work that out in a shared workshop, with the right questions and real listening. From there I develop concepts with a clear direction and layouts that have visual presence and are built for digital products.

Food, interior, sport, FMCG — and everything between
At first glance these worlds have little in common. What connects them is people. I'm interested in how they behave, what they notice, and why they trust a brand. I take that curiosity into every industry. The context changes with every project. The way I listen and turn it into design stays the same.

In an endless sea of template websites, the ones with real personality stand out. Otherwise — where's the fun, right?

17+ years of experience in digital design and art direction
I bring art direction and digital UX/UI design together and let both sides feed off each other. I like working closely and hands-on with my clients. It always starts with understanding: the product, the brand, the actual problem. We often work that out in a shared workshop.
From there I develop concepts with a clear direction and layouts that have visual presence and are built for digital products.

Food, interior, sport, FMCG — and everything between
At first glance these worlds have little in common. What connects them is people. I'm interested in how they behave, what they notice, and why they trust a brand.
I take that curiosity into every industry. The context changes with every project. The way I listen and turn it into design stays the same.
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It starts with the right questions. In a shared workshop we clarify what the project should achieve. Most of the time that's still fuzzy at the start. I sharpen it with UX audits, my own research, and benchmark analyses until assumptions turn into solid insights. The more precisely we work here, the fewer detours later.
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Now the insights take shape. I develop the design system, design the user journey, and lead the creative direction. Everything is thought through in components and patterns that hold together. We work iteratively: first direction, your feedback, then refinement. The result is a visual language that is unmistakably yours and scales across every touchpoint.
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Design only works if it can be built. I deliver production-ready assets and define every component with its variants, states, and tokens. During handover I stay available for the questions that come up in the middle of development. Those small decisions determine whether the result feels right in the end. I translate between design and code until the site is live.
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Launch is the first real test. Once the site is live, I stay on board: reviews, bug fixing, refinements. Real users show things no mockup can. I look at how they actually behave and refine based on live data. A website grows with your business, and every round makes it better.