VERTRAUEN is the name for a project that incorporates not only theory but also practice. Building upon his BA thesis, Maximilian Lindner simplifies the theoretical aspects of building trust in digital spaces with visuals and descriptive texts that are easy to understand.
These VERTRAUEN Guidelines are collectively displayed on www.vertrauen.design and are accessible for anyone interested in learning more. Apply them, use them and build upon them!
In addition to that, the VERTRAUEN Concept of how a system could apply these guidelines and automatically check a design for its "trustworthiness" was created.
Pretty much your one-man design studio. Besides studying Communication Design at the UE since 2019, I have started a couple of businesses, starting with a merchandise agency in 2017. I am always on the lookout for new and exciting projects - offering input wherever I can - even if I don't have time.
I enjoy design as it can bring order and chaos, peace and war, calmness and unrest, stupidity and intelligence, light and dark, white and black and much more. Basically anything can be touched by design. It's quite fun to play around with.
Being free, happy and doing something meaningful.
If it fulfils its purpose and is (ideally) visually pleasing.
Pulling through, being consistent and giving it 100%.
Good Design.
When people enjoy what they do - that ideally is something meaningful.
And besides that: Dieter Rams, Massimo Vignelli, Josef Müller-Brockmann, James Dean, Jonathan Ive, Ott Aicher and the old stoics.
Think and let my mind wander into every single direction possible - no idea is bad - no thought not allowed.
Patience and relax. Have fun. But never ever miss a deadline. And always name your files properly before submitting.
I definitely have broadened my horizon, made a lot of experience and have become a better designer.
Because Business Administration wasn't for me...
Getting up early and tasks I don't necessarily believe in ;) (but am happy to have done them - now that I can look back)
A good rum. Enjoying what comes next.