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I teach two core courses: Graphic Design Fundamentals and Interactive Design (UX/UI). My classroom is a launchpad for real-world creativity, portfolio-building, and future-ready designers
I mentor young designers to think different and design better
2nd Year Student
Interactive Design UX/UI
“An excellent lecturer. The class felt professional, inspiring, and personally empowering. Daniel flows with the students’ ideas instead of imposing his own. He encourages expression and truly helps.”
2nd Year Student
Graphic Design Course
“The best lecturer I had — no competition.”
1st Year Student
Graphic Design Basics
“Daniel is a great lecturer. I feel like he lets us express ourselves while helping us improve and move forward with our work.”
2nd Year Student
Interactive Design UX/UI
“Daniel shows us tons of real projects, workflows, and presentations. It gives us the confidence and inspiration to approach the exercises with the right mindset. He’s always positive and uses uplifting language.”
2nd Year Student
Graphic Design Course
“Even though I haven’t had many lecturers yet, he’s definitely the best I’ve had so far.”
2nd Year Student
Interactive Design UX/UI
“Daniel gave us full freedom of expression and pushed us to work in a way that felt natural to us — with sharp and helpful critique.”
2nd Year Student
Graphic Design Course
“Daniel is an amazing, charismatic, and engaging lecturer. It’s fun to learn with him. He opened my mind and helped me take every project to the next level — not by pushing his way, but by helping me grow from where I started. Other lecturers should take notes on how he teaches and supports students.”
2nd Year Student
Graphic Design Course
“He gives us freedom of expression, believes in us, and pushes us to improve.”
2nd year Student
Interactive Design UX/UI
“His teaching method is the best I’ve seen in school. He lets students express themselves while still providing sharp and professional feedback. He also puts great effort into his presentations.”
