About
Thomas Ebert
Interaction Designer
Web developer &
Digital Technologist
Hello, my name is Thomas Ebert. I am passionate about analysis of, creating concepts for, designing and developing interactive systems of all kind.
From 2013 to 2017 I was a student of the program »Interaction Design« at University of Applied Sciences Osnabrueck in Germany. The focus of the bachelor program is on Design, Technology and User Experience. I finished with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Personally, I am fascinated by developing web-based systems – for instance modern websites and web applications.
What can I do?
Fields
- Web- and App-Development
- Performance analysis
- Infrastructure and Hosting
- Technical & Design consultancy
- Usability and User Experience
Design
- Interfaces & Apps
- Responsive apps
- Interactive installations
- Printlayouts
My favorite technologies
- JavaScript / Node.js
- HTML5 & CSS3
- PHP
- Swift
- C#
Special Software skills
- Adobe Software-Suite
esp. InDesign, Illustrator, Experience Design, Premiere Pro - Sketch, Axure RP
- Git, Gitlab & GitHub
- Docker
Testing and using new tools and concepts, if compatible with the project, is part of my daily routine just like the typical technology mentioned above.
Timeline
September 2018 – today
Developer
at Knöw, Aarhus, Denmark
Nov 2016 – Aug 2018
Developer and Digital Technologist
at usability.de, Hanover, Germany
May 2017
Bachelor of Arts, Interaction Design
University of Applied Sciences,
Osnabrueck, Germany
Aug 2015 – Feb 2016
Frontend Developer Intern
at Designit Aarhus, Denmark
2013 – 2017
Studies in Bachelor program
»Media & Interaction Design«,
University of Applied Sciences,
Osnabrueck, Germany
2012 – today
Freelance work as Designer, Web Developer and technical consultant.
I find it a wonderful experience to work together on a great project, to see it grow as well as growing personal interests and skills together. Therefore, I am absolutely into the Open Source projects Nextcloud and WordPress, that are a huge part of my work day and to which I can contribute small parts of the whole puzzle.
