My name is Kurt Buesching and I built my first website in 1994, after learning the basics of HTML while working as a graphic designer alongside the team that would go on to launch Netscape Communicator – the world’s first commercial web browser.
Since then, I’ve spent three decades of my life designing and developing websites, online applications, mobile interfaces, and all forms of interactive communications across the advertising, automotive, healthcare and software industries as well as local, state and federal government agencies.
Recent Work:
In recent years, I’ve partnered with a wide range of enterprise clients.
Most recently, at Cynerge Consulting, where I served as a senior UI/UX designer at the Chief Information Office of the U.S. Forest Service, leading the design of mission-critical applications to support national forest management, research and health monitoring.
Prior to that, I worked with Verizon’s advanced R&D group (Verizon NBI), designing next-generation power management dashboards for microgrids and ground control systems for the next generation of drones and autonomous robots powered by 5G and edge compute technology.
I’ve also tackled complex design and application development challenges for Chevrolet and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and helped numerous startups turn ambitious ideas into functional, market-ready products.
Academia:
I’m a graduate of the Wayne State University School of Fine and Performing Arts with a BFA in Studio Arts. From 2005 to 2014, I served as an Adjunct Professor at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, mentoring the next generation of digital designers and developers.
Today: Designed with Agency
Through Wireflow, I bring all of that experience together — combining human strategy with AI acceleration to help teams move from idea to launch faster, smarter, and with fewer surprises.
It’s not just about making things look good. It’s about building systems and flows that stand up in the real world.