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User-Story:„As an environmentally conscious person, I want to share surplus food instead of throwing it away, in order to save resources, reduce waste, and contribute to sustainability.”

Use-Case:Actors:
People who want to reduce food waste and use leftover food more consciously.Key Features:
Offer food
Discover available food nearby
Map/List view with filters (e.g. vegan, nut-free)
Favorites listMain Content:
A list showing what food is being offered nearby, how far it is, and what it contains (with allergy info).Without the app?
Food would be thrown away, increasing waste, expenses, and environmental impact. Users would have to cook or find alternative meals.User Flow:
1. Open app → See nearby food offers on a map
2. Want to pick up food? → Check distance & ingredients, choose a time, send request
→ Provider confirms → You pick it up
3. Want to offer food? → Tap “Offer”, upload photo, name dish, list key ingredients
→ Post & wait for pickup requestTypical Use Case
You’ve cooked too much or have leftover ingredients you won’t use. Instead of wasting it, you offer it to someone who would appreciate it.Who creates the content?
The users themselves. Ideally, offers appear multiple times a day in an active community.Success Indicators:
Less food waste
More shared meals and spontaneous pick-ups
Higher app engagement and daily usage
Positive impact on the environment and local communities

Persona (Provider):Name: Julia Semper
Age: 22
Location: Köln, living in a shared apartment
Occupation: University student
Tech usage: iPhone 8, TV
Personality: environmentally conscious, enjoys cooking, pragmaticPain Point:
Julia has recently discovered her love for cooking – especially Asian dishes. But most recipes are for several servings, and her roommate rarely joins her for meals. She often ends up with leftovers. She doesn’t like eating the same meal twice, so the food often ends up in the trash.Need:
She wants to give her homemade food to someone who would appreciate it, rather than waste it.Persona (Receiver):Name: Paul Pesquera
Age: 33
Location: Köln
Occupation: Project manager at a marketing agency
Tech usage: new iPhone, MacBook, large TV
Personality: ambitious, efficient, often stressedPain Point:
Paul broke up with his long-term partner three years ago. They used to love cooking together. Now that he lives alone, he rarely cooks or shops. His demanding job keeps him busy, and food in his fridge often goes bad. In the evenings, he’s too tired to prepare meals from scratch.
Need:
He’s looking for an easy way to pick up a freshly cooked meal nearby – without effort, long waits, or delivery fees. He wants to eat better, reduce waste, and save money.

Bachelorproject

Inbetween

Inbetween is a personal short film that captures the emotional and mental in-between state after spending a long time abroad. Inspired by my own experiences after my exchange semester, the film explores reverse culture shock—the sense of alienation when familiar places suddenly feel unfamiliar, and you find yourself lost between two worlds.Through atmospheric visuals and an introspective narrative, Inbetween delves into the uncertainties, memories, and transformations that come with returning home. A film about arrival—and the question of whether one ever truly returns

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Instagram Reel

Wanna Dos

A Wanna Do is a tattoo design created by the artist themselves—one they are especially excited to tattoo. These designs are often unique, creative, and reflect the artist’s individual style.This short reel showcases available Wanna Dos in a special way—designs that are ready to be inked and find their place under the skin soon.

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Brand Design Project

Break the circle!

Childlabour seems to be in fashion. In a world
where consumption equals happiness nearly
every product or supply chain is based on
about 160 mio children doing dangerous and
harmful labour. From fashion or Make-up to
Phones, ironically even tombstones and so
many more.
Most of these children are part of a vicious
circle that it is hard to escape of. Poverty of the
families leads to child labour to earn enough
money for a living. As a result children in
labour can't go to school most of the times
and therefore can't get a proper profession
which again leads to poverty closing the circle.
In this vicious circle several human rights of
the UDHR are broken.

Our campaign "Break the circle!" addresses
everyone to think about their daily life and
what they can change to reduce or actively
stop child labour. We want to show that each
and everyone CAN break the vicious circle of
child labour by smaller or bigger actions.

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Art

Acrylic Painting

This abstract painting was created during a university course over the span of six months.
Measuring 180x150 cm and painted with acrylics, the process involved not only the artistic composition but also the physical construction of the canvas itself. From building and stretching the frame to layering colors and textures, the piece evolved organically over time. It reflects an exploration of form, movement, and emotion—shaped by intuition and experimentation.

Tattoo

carli.ttt.o

I’ve spent the past years expressing creativity in a very direct and personal way: through tattooing.Tattooing has taught me more than just precision and visual composition – it’s about connecting with people, understanding their stories, and turning ideas into something lasting and meaningful.This experience shaped my eye for detail, sharpened my sense of aesthetics, and deepened my appreciation for clear communication – all of which now flow naturally into my work as a designer.

• Website
• Instagram

I’m capturing photos to visualize how my designs could look on skin. Afterward, I edit them in Lightroom to match the color palette of my Instagram feed before uploading them to showcase the final aesthetic.

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About me

Carlotta Eggert

Hi, I’m Carlotta – a communication designer with a bachelor’s degree, a martial arts enthusiast in my free time, and currently still working as a tattoo artist. My next chapter? Frontend Development – with passion and focus.What defines me? Curiosity, versatility, and the courage to explore new paths. I pick up new topics quickly, think proactively, and love to experiment – whether it’s with user flows, prototyping, or day-to-day teamwork.With a creative background, I bring a strong eye for aesthetics, detail, and people. My goal is to design user-centered solutions that don’t just work – but resonate.I’m based in Hamburg, but open to new opportunities – remote, hybrid, or on-site elsewhere. Off-screen, you’ll find me on the martial arts mat or in conversation – in German, English, or Spanish.Let’s create something that makes an impact.

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