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UI/UX & product designer — Vienna

Design with judgment, not decoration.

Twenty-five years of interface and product design. I'm fluent in AI, no-code and automation — Softr, Airtable, Claude — so the design decisions are grounded in what can actually be built, not just what looks good in a mockup.

Harald Palma
Vienna — 2026
25+ years designing
80+ clients worldwide
Softr Premium Gold Partner
Anthropic Trainer
Airtable Specialist

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What does Harald Palma do? +

Harald Palma is a UI/UX and product designer based in Vienna, with 25 years of shipping work for 80+ clients. He designs interfaces, products and design systems, and is fluent in AI and no-code — Softr, Airtable, Claude — so his design decisions are grounded in what can be built. Full done-for-you delivery is handled by his studio, Palma Design.

What kind of design do you do? +

UI and UX design, product and interface design, design systems, and design reviews of existing products. The common thread is designing for the decision a screen helps someone make, not just how it looks.

Do you build the product too? +

I design. For full build-out I bring in my studio, Palma Design — some projects I take end to end through the studio, and for others I hand a clean, buildable design to your own engineers.

How do AI and no-code fit into your work? +

I'm a Softr Premium Gold Partner and Softr Ambassador, an Anthropic Trainer with a Claude certification, and an Airtable specialist. That fluency lets me design with the grain of what these tools can actually do — and prototype real, working interfaces instead of static mockups.

What is your background? +

Twenty-five years in design and product, with work shipped for 80+ clients. That craft background is the lens: judgment about what's worth making, and the taste to tell a good decision from a plausible one.

Where are you based, and do you work remotely? +

Vienna, Austria — working globally. Design and workshops run remotely by default; on-site anywhere it makes sense.

Good design isn't decoration. It's how you tell a good decision from a plausible one.
— Harald Palma