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the moxi 

Blick hinter die Kulissen visueller & verbaler Räume: Beobachtungen zu Kommunikation, Sichtbarkeit, Typografie, Design und Kunst.

Notizbuch mit großen Lettern Curios
Ein Porträt einer Frau mit kurzen schwarzen Haaren in einem schwarzen Pullover mit weißen Streifen, sitzend in einem Raum mit zwei Wandbildern im Hintergrund.
Eine Topfpflanze neben einer Wanddekoration mit einem Spiegel und einem Kerzenständer, die auf einem Tisch stehen.
Ein silberner Disco-Kugel liegt im Sand am Meer, während Wellen über sie hinwegspülen.
Laptop zeigt eine Küstenlandschaft mit Felsen und Meer, auf einem weißen Tisch, im Hintergrund Keramikvasen.
Ein Laptop liegt auf einem braunen Tisch. Das Display ist leicht geöffnet, das Keyboard sichtbar.
iPad auf Tisch mit dem Letter _A und  daneben ein Buch, Gestaltung
Building Brand Resilience: How Creative Professionals Stand Out in Challenging Times
Ute Latzke Ute Latzke

Building Brand Resilience: How Creative Professionals Stand Out in Challenging Times

In the creative industry, your skills matter, but what's crucial is whether the right clients can see and approach you. Markets are saturated with options, trends shift rapidly, and budgets are calculated tighter than ever. Those who succeed in becoming visible as a studio or freelancer hold the better cards – while simultaneously building resilience against market turbulence. The key levers for this are a clear profile, an attractive visual presence, and content that builds trust.

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Five reasons why clients ask for design proposals – but don't always hire 
Ute Latzke Ute Latzke

Five reasons why clients ask for design proposals – but don't always hire 

Why do clients ask designers, architects, photographers or agencies for a quote – only to not follow through? After years of experience, we have learned this: Requesting a quote or estimate doesn't equal placing an order. Sometimes there's strategy behind it, sometimes pure curiosity. Discover what the real motivation is and what you can learn from it.

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A modern website for designers and architects isn't an option – it's essential.
Ute Latzke Ute Latzke

A modern website for designers and architects isn't an option – it's essential.

In the digital world, first impressions matter — especially in fields where aesthetics play a central role. Good web design is no longer a luxury; it's a strategic advantage. A well-crafted site enhances perceived expertise, builds trust, and supports your business growth. So here’s the question: Is your website working for you — or against you?

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Where have you been when clients desperately needed an architect?
Ute Latzke Ute Latzke

Where have you been when clients desperately needed an architect?

This piece started with a conversation over lunch – and turned into a quiet realization: Too many brilliant creatives remain invisible online. Especially in Germany, where content and marketing are still misunderstood. But clarity isn’t arrogance. And showing up doesn’t mean selling out. This one’s for the studios no one finds – and the clients who give up too soon

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Why the IKEA Effect Holds Back Innovation – and How to Break the Spell
Ute Latzke Ute Latzke

Why the IKEA Effect Holds Back Innovation – and How to Break the Spell

You know that feeling? Hours crafting your website, writing copy, designing logos. The result feels precious because it's "yours." The IKEA Effect – our love for DIY creations – makes us proud of self-assembled shelves but can be fatal in business. This emotional attachment blinds us to better solutions and kills innovation. Ready to reality-check your "business furnitures beginnt alles mit einer Idee.

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