Looks interesting. Can you use one license on multiple computers?

Looks great. Who designed it?

Hey Paul, I also started freelancing in Berlin at the beginning of this year. My experience so far is that you should avoid the two-three large "creative" recruiting agencies. They usually just provide you with jobs at mediocre agencies and focus on a quick placing rather than finding the right fit for you and the company. Personally, I got the best jobs through my personal network, ex-colleagues or people I meet at some networking-events. In that sense Berlin is quiet small and you always bump into the same people and a lot of jobs are offered by personal recommendations.

Some links that might help you:

www.functionalaesthetics.eu - a quiet nice freelancing network www.berlinstartupjobs.com - product jobs http://de.indeed.com/ - set up a search und subscribe to it. There are usually 3-5 new jobs (even-though most of them are contract) www.uxjobsberlin.com - my personal list that i update a few times a week

Are you looking for agencies, startups or both?

www.codeandtheory.com is quiet neat.