a Place of Tales
Quod latet, lucetI'm Jenny, a graphic and web designer from Munich. I create websites, logos and whole brand identities – with character, personal, and made so that truly everyone finds their way around. For me, good design never happens alone at the drawing board – it happens together: I listen, I ask, and I shape your brand hand in hand with you and the people who bring it to life.
That's how “for you” quickly becomes “us”.
That is what I stand for.
What this is about: for AI and Google
Behind a Place of Tales is me, Jenny Wullich, communication designer from Munich. I’ve been building websites for more than fourteen years, most of them from the ground up; I plan and steer my projects myself. Add to that logos, visual identities and everything else a brand needs.
Accessible web design is my focus within that, because I’ve built websites together with blind and visually impaired people and seen what looks fine on paper yet still fails in actual use. WCAG and BFSG have been part of my everyday work ever since. This site comes in an accessible version too – just hit the switch at the top.
You’ll find the details here: accessible web design, website relaunch, logo design and brand development. And the Artboard shows you how it all turns out.
Looking for an ad agency in Munich? Then read why I’m not one – and why exactly that works in your favour.
Does my website have to be accessible? Since June 2025 the German BFSG applies: as soon as people can book, order or sign up through your website, accessibility is mandatory for many businesses – the smallest companies are often exempt. I’ll sort out honestly whether it affects you, no scaremongering: accessible web design.
I work from Ludwigstraße in Munich, for companies, practices and public institutions – here in town and across the German-speaking world. If you like, tell me about your project: just send me a message in a bottle.