Jürgen Bonne

From the start, I shaped the overall concept, information architecture and UX approach, led the design work, and brought hanseatics on board for technical development.

I run the backlog, write acceptance criteria, shape the browser and kiosk experience, test what the development partner ships, and manage releases through go-live. On public kiosks, sessions reset after inactivity so the next person starts from a known state. I also prepared the open-source publication on openCode under the EUPL.

The data comes from mobility and geospatial providers that fail in different ways. Deciding what users see when a source disappears or goes stale is part of the product. GTFS timetables and NGSI-LD context feeds reach the app through adapters we refined with the development partner.

For four years I led delivery within deepblue’s team. I turned product concepts and strategy into buildable requirements, worked through technical consequences with development and UX, managed sprints, and handled go/no-go and rollback decisions for releases.

I configured and maintained the tagging, tracking and consent flows and documented them as the shared reference for all stakeholders. With the development team, I also mapped the full systems architecture across frontends, CMS, microservices and backends.

For the price comparison covering around 28 million products, I aligned backend data models with the UX and set the server-side rendering requirements for indexing and search. To meet accessibility requirements, I designed and prototyped an AI workflow to generate captions for more than 10,000 CMS images.

For the UNGER.DE relaunch, MUTABOR brought me in as the single point of contact between the client’s executive team, the UX designers and the Shopware development studio. I owned the iterative requirements, design alignment and specification process through QA and go-live preparation, including planning for hypercare.

With the design team, I worked through the information architecture and interaction details early on and validated them against Shopware constraints with the lead developer while changes were still cheap. From the off-canvas cart to variant selection, listing and filter states across devices and viewport sizes, I managed the client’s requirements and sign-offs.

KNF built a B2B commerce pilot in one of its markets for ordering selected sample pumps online. The client set the strategy and goals, MUTABOR designed the experience, and two development partners integrated the TYPO3 website with the Salesforce commerce architecture.

Across the four organizations, I owned the purchase journey from technical concept and requirements through end-to-end testing and joint acceptance. The core challenge was integrating the existing TYPO3 site and the new Salesforce commerce area into one seamless experience. That required custom modules and flows on both sides: login and cart state moved over REST, while pricing appeared only after registration and login.

Over roughly five years of repeat engagements, I worked across concept, product and delivery in otelo’s B2C digital portfolio. I led the concept for a headless CMS serving web and native apps from one content system, which deepblue implemented.

I specified and tested interfaces, stayed through releases, held production rights in the CMS, published approved tariff and campaign changes, and joined the on-call rota. I planned and defended maintenance, dependency updates and refactoring separately from feature development. I also translated GDPR requirements into consent specifications across web and apps, and specified, aligned and tested KYC and PSD2 flows with external providers.

Red Bull Media House commissioned the first Storm Chase platform directly from me. I pitched the concept, led delivery and coordinated a freelance team of developers and designers.

The event sends professional windsurfers into severe storms wherever they occur, with almost no audience on site, so the platform had to act as the venue: registration, spot nomination, community voting, mapping and live coverage. I worked with the developers on Brightcove streaming and the video and social-feed integrations. During the missions, I was the digital lead for live reporting and community management.

I returned for later editions through Big Sexy Pictures, in 2019 as Helicopter Producer.