Ines Filipp
Ines Katharina Filipp is part of the Human-Computer Interaction team as a Student Assistant. She studied Communication Design at HTWG Konstanz, where she focused on user experience and interface design, illustration and game development. For her bachelor’s thesis, she created Gartengezwitscher, a game about local bird conservation, which was awarded by the Art Directors Club Germany.
Before starting her master’s in Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Salzburg and Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, she worked as a digital product designer and co-founded the EXIST-funded project klartext, a platform for digital participation. She enjoys combining design, code, and playful ideas to explore how technology can support meaningful interaction experiences.
Before starting her master’s in Human-Computer Interaction at the University of Salzburg and Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, she worked as a digital product designer and co-founded the EXIST-funded project klartext, a platform for digital participation. She enjoys combining design, code, and playful ideas to explore how technology can support meaningful interaction experiences.