
Custom widgets let teams turn a simple prompt into interactive tools on the Miro canvas. From candidate scorecards to playful team check-ins, they give teams new ways to work together.
I’m Kasper, a software designer based in Copenhagen and Staff Designer at Miro. I design AI interactions and explore how people can use AI to develop ideas, create content, and work together on the canvas. I also lead the design work behind AI-generated content, making sure the results feel clear and useful.
I design by building. I love exploring new ideas and turning early concepts into working prototypes and projects. They’re also how I lead: making possibilities tangible, giving the team something to touch and feel, and shaping a direction together.
I move quickly, learn by using what I make, and change course when something isn’t working. I like working through open questions with a team and staying close to the work as we refine the result.
Recent cases:

Custom widgets let teams turn a simple prompt into interactive tools on the Miro canvas. From candidate scorecards to playful team check-ins, they give teams new ways to work together.

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.
Work in progress:
Exploring image generation using sticky notes.
Generating pages on the go when a user clicks a link. Taking it one step further and being able to prompt the agent where to click and save it as a video.
Updating generated websites directly on the canvas through sticky notes, text and image uploads