MARYAM Maralani, UX/UI designer

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UX/UI DESIGNER

I listen to people’s stories and turn them into clear, warm and colourful digital experiences.

  • RESEARCH
  • UX/UI DESIGN
  • VISUAL SYSTEMS
  • PROTOTYPING + AI

STOCKHOLM · OPEN TO UX/UI ROLES

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Research that listens.
Design that delights.

  • 01

    Research

    Interviews, journey maps and user testing that reveal what people actually need.

  • 02

    UX/UI Design

    Flows and interfaces that make complex things feel simple and calm to use.

  • 03

    Visual Systems

    Colourful, consistent visual languages with character and a clear hierarchy.

  • 04

    Prototyping + AI

    Quick, clickable prototypes and AI-assisted exploration to test ideas early.

Haglöfs

Reimagining premium outdoor e-commerce

CLIENT PROJECT · VIA HYPER ISLAND
UX/UI · RESEARCH · VISUAL DESIGN
2026

The redesigned Haglöfs product page on a laptop and a phone — open the Haglöfs case study

A product page redesign that turns dense technical specs into a calm, premium shopping experience — revealing detail only when shoppers want it.

VIEW CASE STUDY ↗: Haglöfs
MyMaria welcome screen: “Hello! Welcome to MyMaria”
MyMaria home screen with the next meeting and the current assignment
MyMaria “My journey” screen with activities and previous meetings

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MyMaria

A treatment companion app for young people at Maria Ungdom, designed to feel safe, calm and encouraging — from first download to daily check-ins.

CLIENT PROJECT · MARIA UNGDOM · VIA HYPER ISLAND
ROLE: UX DESIGNER · 6 WEEKS · TEAM OF 4
EXPERT INTERVIEWS · USER JOURNEY · USER TESTING

VIEW CASE STUDY ↗: MyMaria

Everyone has a story.
Good design listens
to it first.

MORE ABOUT ME →

I came to design from law. Six years in compliance taught me to make complex things clear; translating three books taught me that every word matters. Today I bring both to UX — and tell people’s stories through my camera, too.

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