Hi, I’m Kasper, a software designer based in Copenhagen. I design digital products that are easy to understand and satisfying to use. Most of my ideas take shape through high‑fidelity prototypes you can click and explore, because that’s the fastest way to see if something actually works. I often use AI in my design process to try out more variations, explore unexpected directions, and turn ideas into working interfaces more quickly.
Right now, I’m a Staff Product Designer working on AI at Miro, where I explore how the future of collaboration can live on the canvas. My focus is on turning new AI capabilities into experiences that feel clear, useful, and natural to work with.
On this site, you’ll find detailed case studies of projects I’ve helped bring to market, along with a living collection of prototypes, experiments, and ideas still taking shape. It’s part portfolio and part sketchbook, a place to share both the finished work and the thinking that happens along the way.
Recent cases:
The Command Interface reimagines how people work with complex financial systems. Instead of navigating menus or filling out forms, users can simply type natural commands or questions directly into the product. The interface interprets intent, validates data, and carries out multi-step actions across Light’s modules with precision.
Butter is crafted for smooth facilitation of collaborative sessions, from training to workshops, ensuring they are more than just meetings. It's a comprehensive tool, functioning smoothly across mobile, desktop app, and browsers.
Work in progress:
Building you own cms is fun, because I can add features like this instagram post generator.
Built a prototype to make bill parsing faster and more accurate. Added a small animation that plays while the system processes the bill.
Implemented a debug mode for prototypes to streamline adjustments of spacing and animation timing. The mode allows rapid iteration by exposing key layout and motion parameters. This feature reduces iteration cycles and improves design accuracy.