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I am a senior graphic designer student currently studying in NTUA (National Taiwan University of Arts). My home university is in Hungary where I’ll finish my degree next year. I have been working as a designer at an E-commerce company (mobilfox.hu) and I am currently in an organization. I am hard-working, fast- learning, adaptive and passionate about my work. I base my design on research and aim for perfection.


I’ve been learning in the university for 3 years so far, where I learned about the fields of visual communication, such as Branding and Identity, Editorial Design, Advertising, Video Editing, Packaging, Web and application design etc. I have been first of my major two times, my grade average was always around 4,5. Thanks to my good performace my teacher offered me the opportunity to learn as an exchange student in Taiwan.

Eszterházy Károly University

I have been studying at NTUA for one semester as an exchange student from Hungary. I was at the Visual Communication Design Department studying Illustration, Package Design and Book Design.

National Taiwan University of Arts

Graphic designer

Babett Barta

Lennijó Foundation

We started our work together with the foundation more than one years ago. I was part of the team that designed their corporate identity and website (lennijo.org). After the collaboration, I was chosen as a full-time Graphic Designer. The goal of this foundation is to help individuals affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

I was the main graphic designer and marketing manager of this company for one year. I was working on several different fields, such as social media marketing, advertisement design, package design, web design, print design and phone case design. The company is selling personalized phone accessories, mainly phone cases. Most of their sells come from their webshop (mobilfox.hu) and their social media campaigns. Working there gave me a lot of experiences and I learned a lot from there.

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