Kulturkataster Berlin
Web Application
Enhancing accessibility to Berlin's cultural ecosystem
KulturKataster – A digital tool for exploring Berlin’s arts scene, combining UX/UI design, prototyping, and iterative user testing.
At its heart is a browser-based map interface
Intuitive navigation allows users to explore cultural venues across the city.
Contextual data layers provide insights into usage, accessibility, and urban development.
Open and participatory design ensures that the platform is both a public resource and a planning tool.
The Result
A clear, engaging, and data-driven UX that strengthens cultural participation and supports sustainable urban development.
User-Testing
Sessions confirmed strengths in structure and usability while revealing needs for clearer icons, wording, and accessibility. Insights shaped the next design iteration and improved overall usability.
Web-based map tool for Berlin's cultural scene
About the project
I delivered the UX/UI design for this map tool, which has now been released in its first version. Future iterations will include a list view to improve accessibility, as well as a login feature that allows cultural institutions and public services to add and manage the information displayed within the tool.
Team
The project team included Kulturraum Berlin (content), Technologiestiftung Berlin (development), a brand designer (logo, Corporate Design), and myself — responsible for the complete UX/UI design.
Tools
Figma, Miro, Maputnik, LLM
Project online
Web-based map tool for Berlin's cultural scene
About the project
I delivered the UX/UI design for this map tool, which has now been released in its first version. Future iterations will include a list view to improve accessibility, as well as a login feature that allows cultural institutions and public services to add and manage the information displayed within the tool.
Team
The project team included Kulturraum Berlin (content), Technologiestiftung Berlin (development), a brand designer (logo, Corporate Design), and myself — responsible for the complete UX/UI design.
Tools
Figma, Miro, Maputnik, LLM
Project online
Web-based map tool for Berlin's cultural scene
About the project
I delivered the UX/UI design for this map tool, which has now been released in its first version. Future iterations will include a list view to improve accessibility, as well as a login feature that allows cultural institutions and public services to add and manage the information displayed within the tool.
Team
The project team included Kulturraum Berlin (content), Technologiestiftung Berlin (development), a brand designer (logo, Corporate Design), and myself — responsible for the complete UX/UI design.
Tools
Figma, Miro, Maputnik, LLM
Project online
A clear, engaging, and data-driven UX that strengthens cultural participation and supports sustainable urban development.
The Result
Intuitive navigation allows users to explore cultural venues across the city.
Contextual data layers provide insights into usage, accessibility, and urban development.
Open and participatory design ensures that the platform is both a public resource and a planning tool.
At its heart is a browser-based map interface
User-Testing
Sessions confirmed strengths in structure and usability while revealing needs for clearer icons, wording, and accessibility. Insights shaped the next design iteration and improved overall usability.
Media Guide
Web Application
Web Application
Creating immersive & accessible visitor experiences
Enhancing accessibility to Berlin's cultural ecosystem
Enhancing accessibility to Berlin's cultural ecosystem
A digital platform for museums with a focus on accessibility, immersive visitor experience, and cultural engagement.
KulturKataster – A digital tool for exploring Berlin’s arts scene, combining UX/UI design, prototyping, and iterative user testing.
KulturKataster – A digital tool for exploring Berlin’s arts scene, combining UX/UI design, prototyping, and iterative user testing.
Web-based map tool for Berlin's cultural scene
About the project
I delivered the UX/UI design for this map tool, which has now been released in its first version. Future iterations will include a list view to improve accessibility, as well as a login feature that allows cultural institutions and public services to add and manage the information displayed within the tool.
Team
The project team included Kulturraum Berlin (content), Technologiestiftung Berlin (development), a brand designer (logo, Corporate Design), and myself — responsible for the complete UX/UI design.
Tools
Figma, Miro, Maputnik, LLM
Project online