TIMPETERSRESEARCH

I'm a creative developer based near Offenburg, Germany, with a passion for crafting web experiences that balance aesthetics, performance, and thoughtful interactions. This site collects the papers and academic work I've written throughout my studies, reworked and presented in a way that balances scholarly depth with genuine readability.

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15 minMaster Thesis

Can a Team of AI Agents Actually Ship a Web App? Building a Multi-Agent Frontend Pipeline

Most AI coding tools are good at one thing at a time: generating a snippet, sketching a layout, reviewing a pull request. This article walks through a multi-agent system built on CrewAI that assigns those jobs to five specialized AI agents working in sequence, from requirements analysis to a fully styled Next.js page, and evaluates whether the result actually holds up against human-built benchmarks on code quality and visual design.

10 minProject Report

Teaching a Charging Port to Talk: Designing Onboarding for EV Newcomers

Charging an electric car isn't like filling up with gas, and most drivers' mental models haven't caught up yet. This article walks through Project XCeed, a voice assistant built into the charging port that adapts its guidance to a driver's actual experience level, and the user study, run with ten participants and the Short UEQ, that tested whether talking to a charging cable is actually a good idea.

10 minPaper

One App, Every Screen: How YouTube's Frontend Succeeds on Various Devices

Behind every YouTube video sits a genuinely staggering amount of engineering, most of which has nothing to do with the video itself. This article looks at how a platform like YouTube handles wildly different devices and codecs, why its interface quietly manipulates your attention more than you might realize, and what it actually takes on the backend to serve a unified API to millions of different clients at once.