My Work

Here’s a selection of projects I’ve worked on — from fully automated self-storage platforms to sustainability tools, mobility services, and even early visual communication work. Some were big, complex systems built over the years. Others were fast-moving projects or illustrative pieces designed to inform and support. But in every case, I focused on clarity, empathy, and designing with care.

Illustration of a laptop with a lightbulb symbol on the screen, surrounded by words related to UX/UI: product strategy, stakeholder relations, wireframing, prototyping, research, collaboration, user flows, usability testing.
Digital interfaces showing STOREX self-storage options, including various unit sizes on a laptop screen, and a mobile app with login and protection features on two smartphones.

Storex Self-Storage

Building a storage platform from scratch

I led the design for Storex, a fully automated self-storage service developed in collaboration with EQT Exeter. Over two years, we designed and launched the desktop and mobile web platforms, as well as native apps for iOS and Android — all before the physical facilities even existed.

Two smartphone screens displaying a hockey app. The left screen shows updates from "Elite Prospects" with information about hockey players and transfers, featuring vibrant graphics of players. The right screen shows a player's profile and game log with statistics and scores for Fredrik Olofsson, including team and date details. The app interface includes navigation icons at the bottom for Home, Curated, Games, Explore, and More.

Elite Prospects

A concept app for the hockey community

Elite Prospects is one of the world’s most visited hockey databases. I led the design of a concept app focused on helping young players and their families find better opportunities through data, connections, and improved visibility. The project involved deep research, usability testing with 700+ participants, and stakeholder workshops to shape an MVP that speaks to both fans and scouts.

Two smartphones displaying a taxi app interface. The left screen shows a verification code entry page with a keypad. The right screen displays a map with a route and options to enter pickup and drop-off locations. Buttons for pre-booking and booking now are visible.

Taxi Stockholm

Improving every-day travel

During this long-term collaboration, I contributed to both the rider and driver experiences, designing flows like OTP login and "add a stop" — where security, system limitations, and usability had to align. A solid example of real-world UX balancing user needs and technical constraints.

Two smartphones displaying recycling app interfaces, featuring performance stats and instructions for plastic packaging disposal.

Envac Reflow

Designing to reduce, reuse, and recycle

We designed an app that connects residents to Envac’s smart waste inlets, allowing them to track how much they throw away and learn how to recycle better. With usage data and educational tools in one place, the experience encourages more mindful, sustainable habits.

Folded brochure for 'Buddy' app featuring diabetes care information, a smartphone with the app interface, cartoon icons, and text about the app being user-friendly and reimbursable.

Becton Dickinson

Branding for diabetes care

Becton Dickinson (BD), a leader in insulin delivery, launched a new reimbursable educational module aimed at individuals over 55 years old living with type 2 diabetes. This module was added to the BD Diabetes Care App and can be accessed through a QR code. The challenge was to create a fresh, fun, and independent brand for a product that is closely linked to an established and traditional brand.

Stack of brochures titled 'Matkakohteena Brasilia' with a green landscape cover.

Matkakohteena Brasilia

Revamping a tourism guide under pressure

When the Brazilian Embassy in Helsinki was tasked with updating and redesigning an outdated travel guide, I took full ownership of the project — from content editing and copyright clearance to full layout and visual design. What began as a Word document became a fully redesigned book, completed on an impossible timeline, with zero budget and limited publishing experience.

A smartphone and a laptop displaying a digital illustration. The illustration features a smiling woman holding a baby, with text in Portuguese about registering a child born in Finland for Brazilian citizenship. The smartphone shows a similar Facebook post.

Dica da Rosinha

Visual tips for Brazilians living abroad

While working at the Brazilian Embassy in Helsinki, I created Rosinha, a digital character who shared friendly tips with Brazilians in Finland. The illustrated series, posted on social media, helped explain topics like passports and voting in a clear and accessible way — an early step in my journey toward user-centered design.