At Swish, I teamed up with UX and UI designers on a range of projects, from refreshing the app’s illustrations and animations to shaping smooth user flows and clean interfaces. I played an active role in evolving the design system, updating visuals, fine-tuning animations, and building new components to keep everything consistent and scalable. User testing was key throughout, helping us create experiences that felt intuitive and easy to use. I also helped launch a new feature for contactless card payments directly in the app.
This was a new feature we launched for the Android app, making it possible for users at Handelsbanken to add their Visa or Mastercard directly in the app and pay contactless in stores. I worked on both the UI and UX, designing simple, intuitive flows and screens to help users add, manage, and use their cards with ease. Although it might have seemed like a small project, it came with many edge cases that required careful design and testing to handle different user scenarios smoothly.
Throughout the Payment Cards project, I made sure the entire feature was accessible by designing and testing for TalkBack on Android. I worked closely with developers to make sure that all screens, flows, and interactive elements were fully accessible for people relying on screen readers. I got to learn how to manage localize, which is a tool for translating and adapting our product for different languages and regions. Which also was a big part of the project, to make sure all copy was clear an working across different markets.
