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I designed a product concept for a common social problem: once friends move into full-time work and adult commitments, finding shared time to socialise meaningfully becomes unexpectedly difficult.
Product Design
Puren & Co. wanted to bridge sustainability and style. We created a tactile, warm identity built on natural tones, crafted typography, and minimal composition. The new e-commerce site communicates calm precision — products are presented as objects of design, not commodities. Every interaction reinforces trust, transparency, and long-term value.
Organisation: Atlassian (Hackathon)
Role: Product Designer
Skills: Product Strategy, User Research, Interaction, Visual Design, Prototyping, User Testing
Timeline: 72 hour
Background
Atlassian is an Australian software company that develops product management tools such as Jira, Confluence, BitBucket, and Trello for teams. While these tools support different parts of team workflows, using several of them together can create friction, especially for distributed teams that rely on shared visibility and fast coordination.
Our challenge was to explore how Atlassian could make this ecosystem feel more connected for remote work. As teams become more distributed with the increase of hybrid work, users need easier ways to find information, understand team activity, and take action without constantly switching contexts.
I was the product designer on the team. I was responsible for leading the UX/UI experience and the design for the app.
My key roles and achievements include:
Applying design processes to identify the problem, ideate solutions, prototype, and implement the final product.
Creating prototypes on the Figma to visualise the design of our UX solution.
Lead design strategy ****through validated design methodology.
Product Design
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Product Design
Puren & Co. wanted to bridge sustainability and style. We created a tactile, warm identity built on natural tones, crafted typography, and minimal composition. The new e-commerce site communicates calm precision — products are presented as objects of design, not commodities. Every interaction reinforces trust, transparency, and long-term value.
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