Johannes Dillmann

My work at DADB encompassed a wide range of design tasks. From redesigning the corporate identity and developing a comprehensive design system, to designing two websites (B2B and B2C). Furthermore, I conceptualized and developed the first interactive prototype for the company's own learning platform, designed UI elements for the digital product, and was responsible for a consistent visual language across all channels.

As a freelance designer, I worked at the intersection of branding and interface design. I develop visual identities, work on digital products, and implement websites for various clients. My clients include Offside Berlin, LiKa Consulting, and Studio Halvar, among others.

For NeuroCure, a research center at Charité, I conceptualized and designed a diverse range of visual brand communication. This included both analog and digital marketing materials – from brochures and posters to presentations and web graphics. The goal was to create a consistent visual language that clearly communicates NeuroCure's research profile and is recognizable across all channels.