Saskia lectured on the topic of typography and UX design at various conferences (last at the Future of Reading 2019, Münster) and also published articles e.g. on typography on medical package inserts.
Saskia is member of the international working group “Lesbar ­– Typografie in der Wissensvermittlung”, which aims to improve the quality of typography in knowledge transfer.

Julia Hilt works as an interface designer and typographer, specialised in digital healthcare and scientific topics. Her fascination for User Interfaces, UX and typography led her to study Interface Design at the University of Applied Sciences in Potsdam, where she is now pursuing her master’s degree. In her work, she focuses on bringing well-crafted digital typography to the web.

Claudia Friedrich focuses on the user experience design for digital products since more than 20 years within the industrial and medical context, for premium consumer products and the logistic area. She is managing director for the business unit interface design at zweigrad Design in Hamburg and develops design strategies for digital products and eco systems.

Frank Rausch is a user interface designer, app developer, and typographer. He is co-founder and managing partner at Raureif, an award-winning interaction design consultancy based in Berlin. In his work, Frank Rausch explores how technology and code can shape high-quality digital reading experiences. He teaches app design and typography at design schools in Austria, Denmark, Germany, and Switzerland.

Niteesh is Type and Digital Product Designer researching on better typography & standards of future interfaces for AR headsets. He is now exploring ways to implement text with capabilities equivalent to modern tools used for designing user interfaces.

Stefan Nitzsche is a freelance designer, developer, consultant and educator who enjoys designing and building beautiful things people love to use.