I am a Full Stack Developer and Designer from Germany. Focused on creating consistent and clear design systems for rich, beautiful products.
I was once again fortunate enough to be able to attend the WeAreDevelopers World Congress 2025 in Berlin, where I had the opportunity to network with and learn from brilliant engineers and creative professionals from across the globe.
In the first part of this new article series, we will lay out the conceptualization of migrating a traditional monolithic application to a headless, modularized architecture.
Explore how to implement smooth horizontal gallery scrolling animations using GSAP to create engaging visual experiences for image galleries and content carousels
Read.cv, the platform that celebrates your side projects, passions, and curiosities, has been acquired by Perplexity and will be winding down in the coming weeks.
The ever-expanding catalog of web-native technologies and features offered by your browser often goes unnoticed or untapped in real-world projects. Today, we're changing that paradigm and explore applicable patterns for your projects.
Learn how to implement cross-document view transitions to create seamless page navigations and enhance user experience in multi-page web applications of any stack.
Learn how to improve a component library by implementing interaction states for your components and improving the overall user experience.
Explore the View Transition API and learn how to use it to create smooth transitions between views and pages in a web application.
Tailwind CSS version 4.0 has just been released as a beta. In this article, you will learn how to take advantage of the new features in the latest version and how to set up a new project using Vite as a build tool.
Discover how to extend a component library with design tokens. Learn how to efficiently manage design tokens and components for designers and developers in Figma, Storybook and Vue.
Explore the process of creating a component library for designers and developers using an example component, from defining the requirements to maintaining the library.
As the second year of Aggregata draws to a close, we take the opportunity to review the changes and provide some insight into future developments.
