Johannes Schmidt-Knatz
Innovation ConsultantJohannes Schmidt-Knatz is a Design Consultant with over eight years of experience in UX/UI Design and Blockchain Technology. He has significantly contributed to the implementation and development of a design system, and his passion is to make complex processes understandable for everyone.
Key Competencies
Visualization of Complex Processes: The ability to analyze complex processes and visualize them into understandable flows, facilitating decision-making.
User Research: Preparation and execution of user tests to optimize the usability and functionality of products.
Team Leadership: Led a design team focused on market analysis, competitive analysis, concept development, prototyping, and user testing.
Blockchain Expertise: Active in the blockchain sector since 2016, with a focus on financial products, designing innovative solutions in a rapidly evolving environment.
Professional Experience
Senior UX/UI Designer at iconstormSeptember 2020 - 2024
Developed and integrated specific components into the design system to enhance its functionality and adaptability.
Led a team responsible for improving various products based on market analysis and concept development.
UX/UI Designer at iconstormJanuary 2016 - July 2019
Played a central role in developing personas and customer journeys, enhancing product usability and efficiency.
Actively involved in user management, particularly in telecommunication products, introducing innovative design solutions.
Lighting Concept Designer at atelier deLuxe2012 - 2016
Developed and designed lighting concepts for museums and sacred buildings.
Designed special lighting fixtures and supervised their on-site installations.
Quality control for the production of designed lighting fixtures.
Remarkable Projects
Telekom: Developed and optimized login and authentication processes focusing on user-friendliness and security.
Danfoss: Created a chatbot providing expert knowledge for service staff and installers.
Stihl: Improved the design process and ergonomics of handles for battery-operated devices.
Audifon: Developed LED feedback systems for hearing aid charging cases to clearly signal charge status and potential errors.