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  • About me

    About me

    Hi, I'm Kerstin – an electrical engineer.

     

    What does that have to do with web design? More than you might think.

     

    For many years, I worked in industrial development – including at Nokia, where I held various roles in developing mobile base stations. I programmed real-time software for digital signal processors (DSP), implemented algorithms for UMTS and LTE systems, and led international teams and budgets as a technical project manager.

     

    That experience shaped me: analytical thinking, structured work, and clear communication – skills that are just as essential when planning and building complex websites today.

    In 2010, I started working in web development and digital design on the side.

    This field allows me to combine my technical background with my creative side:

    I build websites that don’t just function – but leave an impression. Clear, aesthetic, and user-friendly.

    What matters to me is not just delivering code, but true collaboration. I listen, think along, and guide my clients from first idea to final launch – reliably, transparently, and with passion for well-crafted work.

     

    In short:
    I bring structure to ideas, tech into design, and clarity to the digital world. Punktum.

  • Fun-Facts

    Fun-Facts

     

    • I think in structures. Even as a child, I drew blueprints and painted pictures – today, I still love both.
    • Error messages 🐛 calm me down. They show me where to start. (Chaos with no error message? Now *that’s* real horror.)
    • Instead of an open-plan office: a Norwegian village. I live and work where others go on vacation – with plenty of fresh air, forest at my doorstep, and a stable internet connection.
    • My loyal co-worker: a four-legged 🐾 companion with a keen nose for what matters – and a strong interest in breaks, tracks, and treats.
    • I bake bread that takes time to mature. Because good bread, like good websites, needs time, patience, and a clear process.

    • My thinking space: On walks, jogs, and hikes I sort through thoughts, find new ideas, or simply enjoy peace. Moving in nature isn't a break for me – it’s part of the creative process.

    • 🤸‍♂️I’ve done gymnastics since I could walk – today also as a trainer. Because clear thinking often starts with clear movement. And handstand breaks never hurt.