Projects
Volvo
Volvo Cars
UX/UI Design
Automotive
2022 - 2025
Introduction
How different design choices lead to a safer driving experience
The Volvo Sensus infotainment system is an essential tool for drivers, providing everything from media controls to vehicle settings. However, the system's swipe-based navigation caused frustration and distracted users. This redesign aims to solve usability challenges and enhance safety.
The Challenge
Swipe-based navigation created friction and distraction
Drivers relied on imprecise swipe gestures to reach core controls, forcing their attention away from the road. Frequent mis-taps, deep menu layers, and inconsistent feedback made even simple tasks like adjusting climate or media feel risky while driving.
Research & Discovery
Understanding how drivers really use the system
We ran interviews and usability tests with current Volvo owners, mapping every interaction during typical drives. Patterns quickly emerged: users hesitated at unlabeled gestures, lost track of where they were in menus, and wanted critical controls within a single reach.
The Solution
A tap-first interface built around the driver’s reach
We replaced ambiguous swipes with a clear, tappable layout. Primary controls live on a persistent home view, secondary actions sit one tap away, and consistent feedback confirms every action — keeping focus on the road.
Driver Display
One language across every gauge cluster
From the focused speed view to the full-bleed map and split layouts, each driver display variant shares the same hierarchy, typography, and colour logic — so switching modes never means relearning the screen.
In the Cockpit
Seen the way drivers actually see it
Every layout was validated in context — behind the wheel, against real ambient light and glance times — to make sure the redesign holds up in the place that matters most.
Outcome & Impact
Calmer interactions, fewer distractions
In usability testing the redesigned system was faster to operate and felt noticeably less distracting, with users completing key tasks more confidently and with fewer errors.
42%
Faster task completion
2×
Fewer interaction errors
9/10
Would prefer the new system
Permobil
Permobil
UI Design
Assistive Technology
2022
Introduction
Designing clearer digital product experiences for mobility
A UI design project for Permobil focused on making product information and assistive mobility interactions easier to understand, compare, and act on.
The Challenge
Complex mobility decisions needed a calmer interface
The experience had to support users who may be evaluating highly personal mobility products. The challenge was to present information clearly without overwhelming the user or hiding important details.
Research & Discovery
Mapping the decisions behind the interface
The work centered on understanding how people move from exploration to confidence: what they need to see first, what details help them compare, and where the interface should reduce friction.
The Solution
A more direct product journey
The resulting UI emphasizes clear hierarchy, focused visuals, and simpler navigation so users can understand the product experience faster and move through key decisions with less effort.
Visual System
A focused visual system for product storytelling
Large product imagery, concise labels, and repeated section patterns create a consistent experience across the project while keeping attention on the mobility solution.
Experience Details
Designed around practical use
Interface decisions were shaped around clarity, accessibility, and the real context of assistive technology users rather than decorative complexity.
Outcome
A clearer, more approachable mobility experience
The project turns a complex product space into a more navigable digital experience, pairing product visuals with structured information and a calmer interaction flow.
UI
Project focus
2022
Project year
3
Legacy assets migrated
Panthera
Panthera
UX/UI Design
Assistive Technology
2021
Introduction
A digital experience for high-performance mobility
A UX/UI design project for Panthera, translating a lightweight mobility brand into a clear digital journey with product-focused visuals and structured decision support.
The Challenge
Balancing technical product detail with easy exploration
The interface needed to communicate product quality and mobility benefits while staying approachable for users comparing options, features, and next steps.
Research & Discovery
From wireframes to clearer product structure
The process moved through wireframing and visual exploration, using the page’s existing product imagery and UI direction to organize information around user needs.
The Solution
A sharper UX flow for product discovery
The solution uses clear section hierarchy, product visuals, and direct UI patterns to help visitors understand Panthera’s offer without getting lost in technical complexity.
Visual System
Visual details that keep the product central
Wireframe and visual assets from the legacy page are carried into the CMS so the project can be presented through the newer reusable case-study template.
Experience Details
Built for confident comparison
The structure supports scanning, evaluation, and deeper reading, helping the product story remain practical as well as visually polished.
Outcome
A more complete CMS-backed case study
The Panthera project is now available as structured CMS content, ready to appear alongside the rest of the portfolio’s project detail pages.
UX/UI
Project focus
2021
Project year
4
Legacy assets migrated
Harmonie
Harmonie
UX/UI Design
Healthcare / Personal Assistance
2021
Introduction
Designing a service experience around trust and support
A UX/UI design project for Harmonie, shaping a digital experience for personal assistance and support services with clear navigation, approachable content, and practical service pathways.
The Challenge
Sensitive services needed clarity and reassurance
The site had to make service information easier to understand while preserving a sense of care, trust, and professionalism for people exploring personal assistance and legal support.
Research & Discovery
Understanding service needs and user confidence
The process used surveys, personas, and effect mapping to clarify what visitors need from the experience: plain-language service information, confidence cues, and easy contact paths.
The Solution
A calmer service journey with clearer routes
The UI organizes assistance, legal help, and contact content into a simpler structure, supported by focused visuals and reusable page sections.
Visual System
Research artifacts brought into the case study
Survey, persona, and mapping assets from the legacy page are included in the CMS entry so the project detail page can show both process and visual direction.
Experience Details
Structured for real service decisions
The design supports visitors who need to understand what help is available, why the service is trustworthy, and how to take the next step.
Outcome
A complete CMS project for Harmonie
The Harmonie legacy page is now represented as structured portfolio content with its key imagery, service context, and UX process carried forward.
UX/UI
Project focus
2021
Project year
6
Legacy assets migrated
