designerin

Designerin is a German noun meaning a female designer. It designates a woman who works in design-related fields. The term is used across German-speaking countries to identify professionals in graphic design, product design, fashion design, interior design, architecture, and related disciplines.

Formation and usage: Designerin is formed by adding the feminine suffix -in to the masculine noun Designer. The plural for a group of women is Designerrinnen, while the mixed or masculine form is Designer (die Designer). The word is capitalized as all German occupational nouns are. In inclusive language, forms such as Designerinnen und Designer or gender-neutral alternatives may be used.

Context: A Designerin may lead design projects, create concepts, and oversee implementation within various sectors such as consumer electronics, apparel, or digital interfaces. They collaborate with designers of other genders, engineers, marketers, and clients. The role emphasizes creativity, user experience, and aesthetics, with attention to function, usability, and sustainability.