Linnea Strömer
Linnea Strömer
Linnea Strömer
Linnea Strömer
Linnea Strömer
Linnea Strömer
Product Designer (UX/UI)
Empathy has always been at the core of my work. After running my own business as an interior stylist for three years, transitioning to UX/UI design was a natural step—allowing me to blend creativity with a user-centered, data-driven approach. I thrive in cross-functional teams, transforming user research and insights into intuitive designs that help people navigate complex workflows effortlessly. Figma is my home turf, where I meticulously craft wireframes, mockups, and prototypes to bring ideas to life.
Empathy has always been at the core of my work. After running my own business as an interior stylist for three years, transitioning to UX/UI design was a natural step—allowing me to blend creativity with a user-centered, data-driven approach. I thrive in cross-functional teams, transforming user research and insights into intuitive designs that help people navigate complex workflows effortlessly. Figma is my home turf, where I meticulously craft wireframes, mockups, and prototypes to bring ideas to life.
About me:
I’m user-obsessed. I always put the user experience at the center of my design process, thinking as much about the "why" as I do the "how."
I’m a crafter. I pay close attention to details and care about how small elements work together to create smooth, intuitive designs. I’m always looking for ways to make things better.
I’m a holistic thinker. I look at the bigger picture and understand how one design decision can affect another, making sure everything fits together well.
I’m intentional. Every choice I make is thoughtful and informed. I plan ahead and don’t leave things to chance.
I’m balanced. I’m not just passionate about design—I also understand the importance of business, relationships, trade-offs, and seeing the bigger picture.
I’m user-obsessed. I always put the user experience at the center of my design process, thinking as much about the "why" as I do the "how."
I’m a crafter. I pay close attention to details and care about how small elements work together to create smooth, intuitive designs. I’m always looking for ways to make things better.
I’m a holistic thinker. I look at the bigger picture and understand how one design decision can affect another, making sure everything fits together well.
I’m intentional. Every choice I make is thoughtful and informed. I plan ahead and don’t leave things to chance.
I’m balanced. I’m not just passionate about design—I also understand the importance of business, relationships, trade-offs, and seeing the bigger picture.
Things I've learned during my years in the industry:
Continuous learning: I've learned that this industry evolves rapidly. By staying curious and continuously learning new tools, techniques, and methodologies, I can stay ahead.
Accessibility and inclusivity: I design for all users, including those with disabilities. By prioritizing accessibility, I can create inclusive experiences that reach a broader audience.
Rapid prototyping and testing: I've realized the importance of not waiting to validate ideas. By creating quick prototypes and testing them with users, I can gather valuable feedback and improve the design. This saves time and leads to more effective solutions.
Collaborative design: I've discovered that the best designs come from diverse teams. By collaborating with engineers, product managers, and other stakeholders early and often, I can ensure that all perspectives are considered.
Emotional design: I've learned that a great user experience is not only functional but also enjoyable. By focusing on the emotional impact of my designs, I can create memorable experiences.
Continuous learning: I've learned that this industry evolves rapidly. By staying curious and continuously learning new tools, techniques, and methodologies, I can stay ahead.
Accessibility and inclusivity: I design for all users, including those with disabilities. By prioritizing accessibility, I can create inclusive experiences that reach a broader audience.
Rapid prototyping and testing: I've realized the importance of not waiting to validate ideas. By creating quick prototypes and testing them with users, I can gather valuable feedback and improve the design. This saves time and leads to more effective solutions.
Collaborative design: I've discovered that the best designs come from diverse teams. By collaborating with engineers, product managers, and other stakeholders early and often, I can ensure that all perspectives are considered.
Emotional design: I've learned that a great user experience is not only functional but also enjoyable. By focusing on the emotional impact of my designs, I can create memorable experiences.
Services
User Interface design
User Experience design
Branding, visual identity design
Product strategy
Tools
Figma
Jira
Adobe Creative
Sketch