Tekla – E-commerce and POS app
Tekla is a Copenhagen-based homeware brand established in 2017, renowned for its minimalist design and commitment to quality. Specialising in bedding, sleepwear, and bathroom textiles, Tekla creates products that blend functionality with aesthetics.
UI & UX design
Wireframing & prototyping
User analysis & A/B testing
Experimentation
Data analysis
User journey mapping
Design system
Design handoff
Development documentation
QA Testing
I led end-to-end design projects, guiding them from initial research and ideation through to design, implementation, and development QA. Collaborating closely with Product Owner, design team, and developers, I ensured seamless alignment and successful delivery of user-centered solutions. My responsibilities included conducting user research, analysing user behaviour, mapping user journeys, designing intuitive and visually compelling pages, and developing hypotheses for A/B testing and other experimentation methods. These efforts directly informed the strategic redesign of key pages – including critical conversion funnel touchpoints.
I also contributed to improving the in-store experience by working on the POS system, adding new functionalities and optimising key flows to better support the needs of the Tekla Copenhagen store staff.
Key achievements include:
LOMI – UX Audit
LOMI is a Swedish brand dedicated to promoting a natural, sustainable, and healthy lifestyle for pets.
UX research
Qualitative research
UX recommendations
In collaboration with LOMI, a Swedish pet care brand, I led a UX research project to explore how we might encourage behavior change toward sustainable products. Starting with a predefined persona, I conducted a screener survey to recruit participants, followed by in-depth interviews and card sorting exercises.
Key results:
Physio24 – App design
Physio24 is a digital platform that delivers remote physiotherapy, helping patients manage recovery outside the clinic.
User journey mapping
User flow diagram
Design system
UI & UX design
Wireframing & prototyping
The goal of this project was to create a digital solution that helps patients actively engage in their physiotherapy at home by boosting their motivation, confidence, and commitment to completing prescribed exercises. I mapped out the user journey to uncover key pain points and created detailed user flows to inform the design. Additionally, I developed a comprehensive design system to ensure consistency and scalability. Using Figma and ProtoPie, I designed and built an advanced interactive prototype featuring voice control, enabling hands-free interaction to accommodate users with diverse needs.
FRAMA – Component library
FRAMA is a Copenhagen-based design studio known for its minimalist interiors, furniture, and lifestyle products – merging design, art, and architecture with a focus on natural materials and timeless aesthetics.
Component library
Design system
I supported the design team by creating a set of reusable templates and components in Figma. Based on existing layouts and UI, the goal was to bring more structure and consistency to their digital design work, making it easier to scale and collaborate across projects.