When the need for an audio guide emerged late in the project timeline, we moved into a high-intensity two-day sprint to turn an idea into a functional tool. Working closely with the Tech Lead, I designed the interface while leveraging AI to streamline the ideation process. We moved from initial concept to a fully functional, bilingual Figma prototype in just 48 hours. By having the Tech Lead extract the code directly from my design, we successfully delivered the solution to the development team on schedule.

To help teams work more efficiently, I was assigned to develop a new set of design guidelines for all on-site screens at the National Museum of Science and Technology. By gathering feedback from designers, developers, and other stakeholders, I created a two-part documentation system: a core set of guidelines for creating content across various public and internal screens, and a practical appendix filled with visual examples. This structure serves as a ‘living tool’ that the team can refer to throughout the design process to ensure consistency and quality.

Designed for the ‘Dreamland’ exhibition at Stockholm’s National Museum of Science and Technology, Datalandet is an interactive experience exploring the history of the internet from 1986 to 2026. As the designer, I collaborated with the Tech Lead to deliver this project in two weeks time. I was responsible for the full design of the control panel, which allows users to navigate the 3D video content projected on the main display.