
ABOUT
Nadja Müller
Nadja holds a B.A. in Interaction Design from Zurich University of Arts. She is a passionate designer, maker and thinker from Switzerland working in the fields of co-design, collaborative processes and strategic design to connect users, business and technology. Her work focuses on design as a human-centred method for creating experiences, services and products. She uses her experience in various ways – as experience strategy lead at Merkle, at the Designathon (design hackathon for social issues), in various projects for universities as well as in the private sector and teaching activities.
Yand Design
Yand creates collaborations, networks, tools and services with a focus on all the parts within. We explore, design, unite, provoke, research in a radically open and collaborative way. Design becomes accessible to non-designers as an understandable, empowering tool. Yand is industry agnostic, which leads to diverse projects. We are translators between various partners and use design as a language. Therefore, people with different skills are equally involved in co-creation. New futures are developed from the critical perspective of sustainability, people-centredness and cultural embeddedness.
Talks / Sessions
2021
Jury member Bachelor Award, HGK Basel
Design Biennale, talk with Studio AATB & Studio absurda about the topic “Clash”
Interaction Design Lab:
“Ethics as a designer”
2020
#nuedigital: “How does innovation emerge through co-creation?”
Zurich University of the Arts:
“Entrepreneurship in design”
2019
Open Talks at SUPSI: “How to
create an environment that enables participatory collaboration?”
2017
Symposium at LASALLE College of the Arts: “Travels in Trans-Sensoriality”
Teaching
Course-teacher for Design methods, UX-/UI-Design
Theoretical and practical classes
Development of lessons and training material
Mentoring
Development of lessons and training material
Mentoring
For graphic design apprentices, Switzerland
Didactical design
Lecture series for Interaction Designer
Lecture for Majors Live Communication & Events
Cancelled! How do we find new ways for events in the digital?
University of applied science, Graubuenden Switzerland