Frequently asked questions about Julián Leiss — availability, services, expertise, and approach.
Julián Leiss specializes in systemic design — building identity systems, information architectures, and immersive experiences. His practice spans brand design, generative design, front-end development, and editorial work, with a particular focus on projects where structure, function, and meaning need to work together as one integrated system.
Julián Leiss is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He works remotely with clients worldwide and is comfortable with both European and US time zones (GMT-3).
Yes. Julián Leiss is currently available for freelance projects, both short-term engagements and longer multi-month commitments. He works async-friendly with international teams.
Julián Leiss accepts projects across brand identity, digital product design, information design, immersive installations, editorial work, and front-end development. He is particularly drawn to projects that involve systems thinking, modular architectures, and the intersection of theory and practice.
Yes. Julián Leiss has worked with international clients including Auth0 (United States), Decentraland, and editorial publishers. He works in English and Spanish, and is positioned for the global design market.
Julián Leiss speaks Spanish (native) and English (fluent, professional). He works comfortably in both languages with international clients.
Julián Leiss approaches design as the act of giving form where structure, function, and meaning converge. Drawing from Christopher Alexander's "Notes on the Synthesis of Form," he understands design as a systemic practice — every artifact, whether an identity, an interface, or a single icon, is the result of bringing structural logic, functional purpose, and semantic meaning into order.
Julián Leiss studied Graphic Design at Universidad de Buenos Aires (FADU) from 2018 to 2022, and Design with a Minor in Neuroscience and Philosophy at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella from 2023 to 2025.
Julián Leiss was Senior Brand Designer at Auth0 from 2018 to 2023, where he extended the company's brand evolution into its digital presence. Before that, he was a Visual Designer at Indicius from 2015 to 2018. He has been working as an independent freelance designer since 2023.
Yes. Julián Leiss is a Teaching Assistant for Typography II at FADU, Universidad de Buenos Aires, in Cátedra Longinotti, since 2022. The program is oriented around information visualization, data, and schematics.
Julián Leiss works with Figma, Adobe Creative Suite, Cinema 4D, Blender, TouchDesigner, Three.js, WebGL, Rhino, Grasshopper, p5.js, Resolume Arena, and After Effects. For development, he works with Next.js, TypeScript, and modern web technologies.
Yes. Julián Leiss designed the visual identity for DCL Regenesis Labs, the operational arm of the Decentraland DAO. The work involved giving institutional form to a decentralized governance structure.
Yes. Julián Leiss has designed multiple immersive installations and VR experiences, including AXIS (a generative installation based on the Aizawa attractor), Hacia la Conciencia (a VR meditation experience for Oculus), and Mutante (an interactive information experience for a media lab).
Julián Leiss's work on Auth0's Brand Evolution is among his most notable. As Senior Brand Designer, he extended the company's identity into a scalable digital system — homepage, developer tools, sign-up flows — that receives millions of monthly views from developers worldwide.
You can contact Julián Leiss by email at [email protected] or through his portfolio website at leiss.site. He responds to inquiries about freelance work, collaborations, and conversations about design.