I'm Shanna Stadler — a UX/UI designer with over 17 years of experience in digital design and art direction.
I create websites and digital products that don't just look good, but measurably convert: user-centered, brand-driven, and built for real growth.
I'm Shanna Stadler — a UX/UI designer with over 17 years of experience in digital design and art direction. I'd rather break the pattern than blend in — and create brands and websites with real personality.
To stand out against generic templates, I build bespoke digital experiences rooted in user-centered design.
Good branding is a game-changer. It conveys quality and professionalism, fostering trust among your target 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 together two disciplines — art direction and digital UX/UI design — and let each shape the other. Most of all, I like working closely and hands-on with my clients. It starts with truly understanding the product, the brand, and the real problem behind it — often in a shared workshop, with the right questions and real listening. From there, I develop the first concepts and visions that set a clear direction. And I turn all of it into layouts with real visual presence: bold and built for the web.

Food, interior, sport, FMCG — and everything between
On the surface, these worlds share little. What connects them is people: I'm deeply curious about how they behave, what they notice, and why they trust a brand. That curiosity runs through every industry I've worked in — and it's exactly why my approach works just as well across all of them. What changes is the context; the way I listen and translate 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 together two disciplines — art direction and digital UX/UI design — and let each inform the other. I listen closely and ask the questions others skip, then turn what I find into layouts with real visual presence, bold and built for the web.
And I'm not afraid to throw out a concept and start fresh when the work calls for it; good design rarely lands on the first round, and I've never minded going a few more.

Food, interior, sport, FMCG — and everything between
On the surface, these worlds share little. What connects them is people: I'm endlessly curious about how they behave, what they notice, what makes them trust a brand.
That curiosity runs through every industry I've worked in — and it's why the same design thinking holds up across all of them. What changes is the context; the way I listen and translate it into design stays the same.
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Every project starts with a clear, shared goal. I dig into research and run user testing to turn assumptions into validated findings - so every decision that follows rests on evidence, not guesswork. This is the groundwork the entire design process is built on. The sharper the definition here, the fewer detours later - clarity at the start is what keeps a project on course all the way to launch.
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This is where the brand takes shape.I develop the design system, shape the user journey, and lead the creative direction - from the first visual idea to a coherent, flexible language that's unmistakably yours.I think in components and clear patterns rather than one-off pages, so everything holds together and stays easy to extend. The result is a system that scales across every touchpoint and grows right alongside your brand.
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Design only works if it can be built. I prepare production-ready assets, document the details, and work closely with the developers through handover - making sure what | designed translates cleanly into code. I guide the build and act as the link between design and code.
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Launch isn't the finish line. Once a site is live, I stay involved - reviewing, bugfixing, and refining alongside the development team.A website is never truly done; it keeps evolving as your business grows, and I help it get better with every round. Real users always reveal what no mockup can, and I'd rather act on what the live data shows than defend the original plan. That's how a good site turns into a lasting one.