An overview of my three years at Movestic, from major initiatives to smaller design projects.

Over the past three years, I’ve worked on a variety of projects — everything from designing Movestic’s new website, creating a design system and a sustainability symbol, to developing new services and improving logged-in user flows for both customers and partners.
Being the only UX/UI designer at the company has been both challenging and fun. I’ve carried a lot of responsibility but also had a great deal of creative freedom. I’ve been in charge of the entire design process myself — from identifying needs and developing concepts to UI design, implementation, and testing.I hope you’ll enjoy looking through my work!
UX/UI Designer
The Head of partner sales claimed that partners (förmedlare/brokers ) didn’t want to spend time on our partner web.
How can we encourage more partners (förmedlare) to use our partner website and inlogged services?
We conducted five interviews with partners from different firms (förmedlarhus). Our focus was to understand their daily routines and how they used the partner website. We took notes and recorded the sessions.
The interviews were transcribed, and we began analyzing the responses, mapping out our insights. We categorized the insights into three areas: daily tasks, pain points, and needs.
"The homepage is messy — you drown in news and other content. I’d like it to be more relevant. It should focus on what’s important to us; a lot of it isn’t useful information."
"There’s too much going on on the homepage. I wish it were simpler and easier to get an overview."
"I try to click away from here as quickly as I can, since I’m usually on this page with a client. They shouldn’t see my other information."
"I don’t use the information here at all today."
"‘Best funds’ isn’t relevant here. I wish I could see other information that is relevant for me"

Once I had identified the user needs and pain points, and analyzing the insights, I began sketching the new solution. I made several key changes:

