Digital Product Designer · Based in Oslo, Norway
A selection of product design work spanning mobile apps, design systems, and SaaS platforms.
Highlighted projects
Sole designer in a team of nine developers modernising Norway's largest publisher's digital commerce platform — scaling from 3 to 7+ user groups with CMS-driven templates and unified workflows.
Led end-to-end design of two customer portals as sole UX/UI designer — achieving 60%+ adoption in three months and a 5/5 NPS on the contractor portal at launch.
Continuously redesigned the Dr. Dropin healthcare app — improving navigation, patient information flows, and accessibility across multiple releases through iterative user testing.
Part of the Water Lifecycle team contributing to INFO360 — an asset management tool for monitoring and maintaining urban water assets. Drove tactical research, refined UX requirements, and crafted UI specifications in close cooperation with designers and developers.
Responsible for understanding and improving data usage for Elvia's workforce. Conducted interviews, observational studies, affinity mapping, and network mapping. Delivered a needs assessment report with actionable recommendations to optimise data accessibility and workflow efficiency.
Investigated why Qliro had higher conversion rates in Sweden than in Norway and Denmark. Performed guerrilla user tests and interviews on 42 participants in Oslo across multiple age groups — findings presented to Qliro's PO of payment.
Concept development project addressing future sustainability needs across Norgesgruppen's chains. Conducted three design sprints using Scrum — desktop research, expert interviews, lo-fi and hi-fi prototyping, and iterative user tests in-store and in-office. Resulted in three services well-received by multiple departments.
Led a team through the full Double Diamond process for a neuropsychologist control panel. Conducted qualitative interviews, facilitated a one-week design sprint, and co-conducted rapid user tests. Delivered a hi-fi prototype adhering to WCAG 2.0 and Universal Design principles.