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Alexander Skogberg

UX / UI Designer

UX / UI Designer who digs design systems, accessibility, loud rock music, and adventure trips

Portfolio

Case studies of the work Iā€™m most proud of

Design system and business critical digital solutions for leading healthcare company

Timeline: Since April 2017
Allocation: Part-Time
Role: Product Designer / Design System Manager

Illustration of the Feelgood Web Portal shown on an iPhone and on an iPad.

Since 2017, I’ve been helping leading Swedish healthcare company Feelgood improve and expand their digital solutions. These include a web portal for managers, a web app for appointment registration, and a mobile app for handling private healthcare matters.

I’m also managing a design system to make sure these solutions offer a great and accessible user experience.

These digital solutions have:

  • Made software development faster
  • Been essential for securing new clients
  • Saved time for internal staff on a daily basis
  • Empowered managers handling healthcare tasks
  • Made it possible for employees to handle private matters

Mobile first website for a sleazy rock band

Timeline: December 2014 ā€“ June 2015
Allocation: Part-Time
Role: Project Lead / UX Designer / Frontend Developer

Promo photo of the rock band Backyard Babies

In 2015, Swedish rock band Backyard Babies made a comeback after a five-year break. Their online presence had deteriorated and they needed a brand new website for marketing their upcoming tour and new studio album. I designed and developed this website.

The new website:

  • Increased Google search visibility
  • Got the band’s digital presence in shape
  • Marketed the band’s tour and new studio album
  • Gave journalists and event organizers what they needed

Note: I haven’t done any design work on the website since 2015.


Making Facebook accessible for people with deaf-blindness and visual impairment

Timeline: September 2013 ā€“ February 2014
Allocation: Full-Time
Role: UX Designer

Close up of two hands on a Braille keyboard

From 2013 to 2014, I was in charge of design and aided development when the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority launched a website that made Facebook accessible for people with deaf-blindness and visual impairment.

Users told us the website was the best way to use Facebook, by far! They could now do things they never could do before.

Note: The website was taken offline in December 2015 due to Facebook API restrictions.


Nationally used web app that hospital staff use for managing documents and images

Timeline: March 2013 ā€“ August 2013
Allocation: Part-Time
Role: UX Designer

A doctor using a laptop

In 2013, I helped medtech company KIBI (acquired by Omda in 2019) design a web app that hospital staff use to handle, compare, and edit patient video and images.

Four years after its launch, the app KIBI Media was still used in county councils all over Sweden. It had been a great success!


Organizing and giving talks on popular design topics

Timeline: Ongoing since 2012

The audience during a talk about accessibility for Telenor in 2018.

Since 2012, I’ve been sharing my skills and experience with the UX community in Sweden by arranging and giving talks on topics like accessibility, paper prototyping, mobile first, and tools like Figma.


Want more?

Summaries of more client work are available on my LinkedIn profile. I’d be happy to go into detail about them over a cup of coffee.

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