LINN JANSSON
PRODUCT DESIGN
I'm a product designer with eight years of experience crafting user-centered digital experiences. Studied Interaction Design at the Department of Computer and Systems Sciences, Stockholm University. Skilled in prototyping, user testing, wire framing, accessibility, web design, and branding. My latest product is a podcast editing tool focused on enabling creators to produce a podcast from start to finish, making them independent of production teams.
DESIGN SYSTEMS
I have built design systems for several products, as they are an important part of making a product feel consistent. The design system also improves collaboration with developers, since the components are already available in the library. The design system I built for Doublefin for example was based on creating different states for the various processes a user might be in. That's where a design system can be useful.
BRANDING
I have created branding for several companies to ensure that the communication with users feels consistent and aligned with their brand identity. To me, branding is the first thing a user sees and an important part of creating a sense of trust. It shows that the company cares about how it communicates with its users and values a clear and thoughtful user experience.
WEB DESIGN
As a web designer, I helped the owner at cafe Koya build a website based on their brand profile for an up-and-coming café in Vasastan. It was important that the website met the joyful, cozy atmosphere and the customized illustrations were designed to connect with elements of Japanese culture. The website has made a significant difference for the company business, which has now become more or less viral.
LINN JANSSON
ACCESSIBILITY
Accessibility is something I care deeply about and have worked with a lot in the products. I have also written articles and shared my thoughts on the topic to encourage more people. For me, accessibility is not only important because there are laws and regulations around it today. It is important because I have worked closely with the people who struggles. Accessibility allows more people to be a part of the experience instead of feeling left out.
GAME DESIGN
The idea was to create a motivating experience for boxers, encouraging them to train more and push their limits. By using elements such as progression, challenges, and a strong visual identity connected to boxing culture, the game aims to make training feel more engaging and rewarding. The goal is to motivate boxers to stay consistent with their training while also making the process more fun and immersive.