My task was to design the UX & UI for a cloud-based audio editing software for Jutel, the RadioMan® Clipper. The target audience is people who work with journalistic audio content, such as radio programs and interviews. It’s part of the successful Radioman family of software products that has been in use among radio professionals for a long time.

I was tasked with adapting the UX of their existing mobile recorder application’s MVP version into a full-fledged mouse & keyboard interface. It was inspiring and extremely interesting to get to design something that will be at the fingertips of experts in their own field, and getting a grip of the subject matter was a welcome challenge. The product is completely integrated into Jutel’s Radioman cloud environment so that audio professionals can access the same material on both their mobile devices and desktop or laptop computers for both recording and editing purposes. The material they are working with can then easily be transfered into the Radioman cloud, or to be exported locally to be used in radio broadcasts.

The project deliverables consisted of the designs for 9 views & a large number of modals, a compact design system for the UI components and an extensive interactive prototype that presented the core functionalities of the software.

As my first assignment at my new place of work I created a Design System for our internal use. We already had a visual identity, but it was time to update it and consolidate it along with a component library and design system that could be utilized in our own projects, such as our website or any applications we might produce. I created several prototypes for imaginary web & mobile applications to test and validate the component library.

The aim of the project was primarily to learn Figma and component & prototyping tools at a professional level, and to also gain real benefit from having our own design system. Both succeeded excellently, and the result is here. I utilized the design system to design and build our own website in WordPress, and having a practical aim to delve deeper into Figma really helped with grasping its complexities.

I was tasked by Beans to design the user interface for a software that is used to display and manage income statements for companies big and small. The client needed it to look like the Tailwind UI framework, so the components had to visually match that.

You can browse your financial data in different ways: choose the timer period, display and hide columns by your preference and needs, see deeper details, compare your numbers to previous time periods, and see predictions of income & expenses. The main challenge of the project was to simplify complicated numerical data to be displayed as clearly as possible, and empower the user to only look at the data they want to see so they don’t get overwhelmed by the amount of data visible.

Carkeyhelper is a web application and tool aimed at car key professionals who repair and copy car keys, especially modern smart remote car keys. The idea is to function as a one-stop information database that contains text and image instructions, how-to-videos and product links to relevant tools. The service is structured so that the user begins by entering which car make, model and year they are working on, and after that they get all of the relevant information laid out of them.

The client tasked me to design the user interface and the visual identity of the service. In total I designed 11 different views, including the landing page and the information bank, both for desktop and mobile. In addition to that I designed the logo for the service and created a brand book outlining the visual identity of the service.