Available for UX roles · Stockholm
Making digital products
easier to understand
and use
UX Approach
I help companies understand their users and turn insights into solutions that create real value.
UX designer based in Stockholm, with a background in music that shaped how I think about clarity, flow, and structure.
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UX/UI Design with Product Thinking / 2025-2026
Flowscape
Making workplace analytics easier to navigate, interpret, and act on
UX/UI Design with Research / 2025
Stockholm Xperience Conference
Restructuring navigation and flows for faster, more intuitive interactions
UX Research / 2024
Projekt Vita
Clarifying trust, structure, and communication in nonprofit partnerships
A designer driven by curiosity, clarity, and solving people’s problems.


I'm Marcus, a UX designer based in Stockholm. I focus on clarity, structure, and how people actually use the products we build.
I'm drawn to challenging problems and curious about how things work, especially in analytics platforms and information-dense environments.
Before UX, I spent years in music and running my own creative business. That still shapes how I think about rhythm, flow, and composition.
Outside design, I'm usually close to music, training, or some new challenge. Recently, that included finishing Stockholm Marathon.
I've worked with real audiences, from live performances at Gröna Lund to appearances on SVT1 and Sveriges Radio (P4), and learned to deliver under pressure. A good interface guides attention without friction.
My design process
A simple UX process from research to testing. Hover or tap each step to see how I work.
Interview users, review existing data, and look for patterns in how people think, work, and make decisions.
Turn research into clear problem statements, user needs, priorities, and design goals.
Explore different directions, map flows, and turn rough ideas into possible solutions.
Create wireframes and interactive prototypes that make the structure, content, and key interactions easier to evaluate.
Run usability tests by observing users, asking open questions, and finding where the experience feels unclear, slow, or difficult.
Contact
Get in touch.
Available for freelance, in-house, and product design opportunities. Reach out by email or LinkedIn.


