
Archive · 30 projects
Over ten years of project work, in chronological order. Where there is a number, it was measured, not estimated. Where there is none, I say what changed instead.

A complete concept for a newly self-employed pest controller: branding, UX/UI, copy, SEO, imagery and implementation. Instead of fear tactics and chemical imagery, I created a personal website built around an interactive house cross-section.
From zero to a complete brand and website in roughly two weeks of focused work.

Marcus Wolff offers far more than conventional timber construction: circus wagons, tiny houses, sauna trailers, bespoke builds and workshops. I translated his expertise into a brand and website structured around two simple paths: build it yourself or have it built.
A broad craft offering translated into two clear paths and built into a complete digital brand.

Roman was given a mobile Carrera race track and wanted to turn it into a rental business. In roughly one week I developed the positioning, branding, logo, UX/UI, copy and website around one simple idea: do not sell the track, sell a fully managed event attraction.
A gifted race track became a clear, bookable event offer in roughly one week.

A frustrated founder, one weekend and no functioning digital presence. In two days I created the branding, copy, website, price calculator and imagery for PÄCKLIMAA.
Live in two days. Then so many enquiries came in that the phone number temporarily had to come off the website.

On Swiss National Day I was looking for food in Frauenfeld and discovered a new Vietnamese takeaway with no website. That weekend I simply built one and gave it to the owner. I was not paid in money, but in food. A spontaneous idea became an ongoing collaboration.
A website gifted out of genuine enthusiasm. It led to more work and an exchange where both sides give what they do best.

For a coffee roastery in Frauenfeld I rebuilt the website and online shop and translated the local roasting experience into a digital presence. The result was not only more online revenue, but also an important personal lesson about making additional work visible and protecting project boundaries early.
Website and shop for a local coffee roastery. 3× online revenue and a project that taught me to take scope as seriously as design.
1,000+ participants, 12 design variants and MaxDiff instead of gut feeling. A redesign of Swisscom’s insurance pages delivering statistically significant conversion gains of +16% to +110%.
+16% to +110% conversion across five insurance products, statistically significant.
Built a new business area from idea to launch. UX for landing pages, purchase journeys, documents, app integration and analytics. Five products in eight months, with conversion up to 3%.
5 products in 8 months instead of roughly 2 years per product. Conversion up to 3%.
A complete redesign within tight corporate design constraints: new structure, modular templates, revised copy and a mobile-first implementation. The project ended with a job offer from the client.
Complete redesign within a strict brand framework. Strong mobile experience, followed by a job offer from the client.
An independent logo and a modular, self-managed Framer website for a newly founded recruitment company. From kickoff to launch in six weeks.
Branding and website live in 6 weeks. Modular, maintainable and managed by the client himself.
A new structure, fresh design and shorter copy for OGIF’s community website, implemented directly in Clubdesk despite tight platform constraints.
Launched within weeks. Clear structure, fresh design and strong feedback from the community.
Logo, colour system, website and print for one of Switzerland’s leading SEO agencies. Complete rebrand in four to six weeks, followed by further assignments.
Complete rebrand in 4 to 6 weeks. Logo, colour world, website and print, followed by repeat work.
Concept, design and implementation of the Kids Mobile portfolio including the purchase journey. Conversion more than doubled and sales targets were clearly exceeded.
Conversion more than doubled. 15% of orders came through the app.
SEO strategy, page concept and UX copy for a new prepaid offer for international visitors, with no existing page and no traffic, built in parallel with a wider website relaunch.
From zero to live: a new prepaid landing page that built traffic and generated first sales.
Rebuilt the WLAN Box page around real usage scenarios. Result: +600% sales, a price increase driven by demand and temporary sell-outs.
+600% conversion, price increase due to demand and temporary sell-outs.
A digital portal gives repair shops full visibility into the status of every invoice, reducing questions, shortening processing times and lowering process costs.
Fewer questions, faster processing and full status visibility for repair shops.
Redesigned AXA insurance policies with a modular design system, clearer hierarchy and plain explanations, leading to noticeably fewer questions for advisers.
A new document standard at AXA, easier for customers to understand and reducing the burden on advisers.
Concept and design for a customer portal for repair shops. A vague idea became a tangible product vision that later formed the basis for the portal AXA launched in 2025.
From a vague idea to a tangible target vision. A foundation for the AXA garage portal launched in 2025.
A chat-based interface makes the status of an insurance claim understandable. Developed through several testing rounds to reduce uncertainty and call-centre questions.
Validated prototype in 3 months, key pain points solved and support demand addressed.
A regionally personalised A-spot with product bubbles increased conversion by 20.5% and revenue by 23.1%, at 95% significance.
+20.5% conversion and +23.1% revenue through regional personalisation, at 95% significance.
A subtle phone flyout cost 24 online sales but generated 148 additional inbound sales, a clear overall win that only becomes visible when channels are measured together.
−24 online, +148 inbound: +8.5% conversion across channels.
A personalised header with decision aids reduced orders by 25% and mobile orders by 78% because the mobile portfolio was missing from the guidance.
−78% mobile orders: incomplete guidance sends people away from what they actually need.
Two small teasers linking to guided-selling pages increased mobile conversions by 20.9% and Internet+TV sales by 48.1%.
+48.1% Internet+TV sales and +20.9% conversion through two mobile teasers.
A simple Horizon TV switch increased new-customer orders by 32.3% and revenue by 17.1% without cannibalising internet-only purchases.
+32.3% new-customer orders and +17.1% revenue through an optional TV upsell.
Removing irrelevant links and teasers from the configuration page increased conversion by 15.1% at 95% statistical significance.
+15.1% conversion by removing irrelevant links and teasers.
A clearly positioned internet-only proposition reduced decision friction and increased Internet+TV sales by 23% at 95% significance.
+23% Internet+TV sales through a clearly positioned Internet Only offer.
An undifferentiated partner-network banner reduced conversion in French-speaking Switzerland by 65%, showing that an offer without context can be interpreted as a risk rather than a benefit.
−65% conversion in French-speaking Switzerland. A discount without context feels like a risk.
Trying to streamline redundant information on a mobile tariff overview reduced conversion by 35.1% at 99.88% significance. Customers no longer felt fully informed.
−35.1% conversion. An over-simplified mobile tariff page felt opaque instead of clear.
A CHF 10 cheaper but reduced default option lowered conversion by 18.6%, a clear lesson in defaults and loss aversion.
−18.6% conversion: a cheaper, stripped-back default performed worse.
A single word in the ‘Promotions’ navigation item increased click-through rate by 86.45%, at 100% statistical significance and without any visual redesign.
+86.45% click-through rate from a single ‘New’ label, at 100% significance.