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.

In my role as Product Design Lead, I worked with the team to keep our branding strong while making sure the experience was clear and simple for users. I led major features like the Agenda Planner and Session Recaps, shaping and constantly improving the overall user experience. Our goal was to meet the high expectations users had for modern, efficient tools, ensuring Butter always looked great and worked smoothly.

I also used Webflow for the Butter website design. This allowed us to quickly create and experiment with content, giving the growth team the freedom to update the site on their own without relying too much on developers. This flexibility helped us continuously improve the website and effectively show off Butter's features.

We designed this project as a way to improve how we manage and run sessions. In every meeting, having a clear agenda is key. It acts like a roadmap, ensuring that time is managed well and all important topics are covered.

We focused on creating a simple design that lets you add different tools with just one click. This makes each session more engaging by including options like polls, presentations, and Miro boards, all in one dynamic space. We also made sure that facilitators can control what participants see, helping keep the session focused and distraction-free.

One of the highlights is the AI agenda generator we built. It automates the agenda setup process, allowing facilitators to quickly create a detailed plan by just providing some session details. The AI takes care of organizing all the key points, making planning fast and efficient.

We built this project to help remember and share key takeaways after meetings. We wanted to quickly capture all the important points from every event, so we updated Session Recaps to make sure nothing was missed.

The Recap overview made it easy for users to find what they needed without digging through a lot of details. This quick access helped everyone review the session afterward.

We added an AI feature to generate clear summaries for a better understanding of the meeting's key points. The Timeline feature allowed users to play back the session interactively, helping them go over everything in detail.

We also included detailed Participant stats, Resources, and Feedback, which were all available to help assess the session's impact and see where we could improve. Sharing these insights was simple with just a single link, making post-session follow-up and discussion easier.

We designed a mobile app for the Danish energy company Ørsted, providing their customers a clear view of their energy bills, usage, and real-time price tracking. Even though the app has been renamed to Andel Energy, the functionality and design continue to shine, winning gold at the Danish Creative Circle Award 2020.

In 2016 and 2017, I co-organized and shaped the brand and website for the One Day Out design conference in Odense, Denmark. This annual gathering of designers, front-end developers, and entrepreneurs fostered collaboration and shared insights among like-minded professionals.

We developed a digital tool, Injurymap, aimed at changing behavior for better health outcomes. This app assists users in training away common body aches and pains by creating personalized, medically approved exercise plans. The comprehensive brand definition, from core narrative to tone of voice, and a total product redesign culminated in a Danish Creative Circle Award 2020.

Crafted a digital space for art and journalism with the Børsen Atelier website. This platform makes high-brow art accessible and collectible for the modern professional by combining the tangible feel of analog with the benefits of digital. The design, balancing homage to the mother brand with unique Atelier elements, offers an almost physical experience in navigating the art world.