Rädda Barnen came to us with a need to help them make a product for kids (age between 13-25) that have post traumatic stress disorder. A product they could use when they felt stress creeping in and something to use to calm down and feel better in the moment, but also a tool to improve wellbeing over a longer time span.

We helped slim down the scope to three exercises and define features that adresses app engagement & user retention to make sure people come back to use the app.

Over the span of 2 months, a team of two developers, me and a product owner created a concept, tested different features and exercises with users, designed, built (with react native) and launched!

A personal challenge and accomplishment was to make the app as small as possible, in order to decrease the bandwidth for the kids who often uses a pre-paid card and limited data. We did this by creating all visuals and animation with lottie (https://airbnb.design/lottie/) making the application lightweight and snappy.

A minimal, simple product that is solving the key issues a Visual Merchandiser have to deal with in their daily work. By creating a sleek platform where all people involved: management, the visual merchandisers and the teams updating collections, could add their content and slipstream their workflows greatly.

I wanted to create a minimal and utilitarian experience that have a clear focus on solving the needs, but still making it feel Nike by keeping the Trademark Nike headline font and using strong, clean colors and graphics.

My tasks ranged from setting up a design language that worked well both in native ios, android and web environments, and making sure that the design was aligned to the Nike brand.

This was definitely a team effort! The team consisted of Michael Rosenberg (PO), Jesper Svenning (UX design), Erik Alfredsson (iOS developer), Mikael Johansson (Android developer) and Alexander Björk (web developer).