alanwalker.com 
Webdesign, UI/UX
2025–26
Made at Kreatell/Alan Walker
Team: Sergey Petrinich, Martin Gustavsen, Anastasia Piatsetskaya, Oda Marøy, Alexander Zarate Frez
As Alan Walker evolved and became a leading DJ in his own right, it made sense to revisit the website and realign the design language with his core principles. While leading the full redesign process, from ideation and wireframes to hi-fi prototypes and animations, we reimagined a digital space that reflects Alan’s dual persona: the world-renowned artist and the charismatic individual, while shaping a distinct, contemporary narrative. By seamlessly integrating Alan’s brand and personal storytelling, the website serves as a central hub that amplifies and enriches the fan experience within his interconnected digital ecosystem.  

 Research & Insights

Before starting the redesign process, we analyzed Alan Walker’s existing digital landscape, including social platforms and fan touchpoints. This helped define new directions for creating a more cohesive user journey that better aligned his personal identity, artist brand, and global community.

 Usability Testing

To validate the new design, we shared the beta version with a small group of dedicated Alan Walker fans and community members representing different levels of familiarity with his brand. Their feedback helped validate our assumptions about key user personas while revealing opportunities to refine the narrative flow, improve content hierarchy and discoverability, strengthen visual cues and accessibility, and optimize animations and page performance.



World of Walker 
PWA, UI/UX
2025–WIP
Made at Kreatell/Alan Walker
Team: All Kreatell Staff, UX Mind
worldofwalker.com
A new step toward building closer connections between Alan Walker and his fans, the World of Walker app was created as a space for meaningful engagement, exclusive content, and experiences that go beyond what algorithms and traditional platforms allow. Leading the initial design process, including conceptualization, component library and design system, wireframes, and hi-fi prototypes, we shaped the platform as an immersive digital environment, bridging live moments and interactions, music and video, community and networking, missions and quests, avatar and digital skins, and a continuous personal journey.

 Research & Insights

The research phase focused on understanding fan behaviors, expectations, digital habits, and motivations within the community. We identified a need for a more structured experience that made it easier for fans to discover content and shape their journey within the World of Walker space. These insights informed key design decisions around information architecture, personalization, and the overall product direction.

 Feedback & Iterations

Iteration played an important role throughout the design process, as we continuously refined concepts, simplified complex user flows, and optimized interactions through close collaboration with Alan Walker’s internal team and creative partners. By sharing early wireframes, prototypes, and design explorations, we gathered feedback from different perspectives, allowing us to validate design decisions, identify challenges, and improve usability and functionality.

 Usability Testing

We conducted usability testing with a group of super users and beta testers from the community to evaluate navigation, content discovery, and engagement in real-world use. The testing revealed opportunities to improve content labeling, onboarding, guidance, and discoverability, while helping refine key interactions and create a more rewarding and intuitive platform.



Integrated Wind
Webdesign, UI/UX
2024
Made at Ur Solutions
Team: Kristoffer Pless
integratedwind.com
Integrated Wind Solutions (IWS) is a growing force in offshore wind services. We were tasked with analyzing their previous website and identified key issues related to navigation, usability, and access to relevant content. Through several iterations, we developed a new concept focused on the user experience, refining the visual identity, and elevating the company’s digital presence to better reflect its growth and position.


Ur Solutions
Webdesign, UI/UX
2024
Made at Ur Solutions
Team: Kristoffer Pless
ursolutions.no
We redesigned Ur’s website to replace the previous cluttered layout, inconsistent visuals, and weak navigation. Our goal was to create a clean, minimalist experience that is modern and intuitive. By introducing a unified design language that reflects their identity and values, we not only improved usability but also elevated the company’s overall brand presence and impact.


OGMP 2.0
UI/UX
2023
Made at Ur Solutions
Team: Erlend Therkelsen, Cathrine Bartnes,
Magnus Buvarp, Christian De Frène
For UNEP’s OGMP 2.0 initiative, I led the design process for the MVP of a methane emissions reporting tool, covering ideation, design system, wireframes, and hi-fi prototypes. By combining problem framing, iterative design, and cross-functional collaboration, we transformed complex reporting challenges into intuitive workflows that validate Excel imports, prevent invalid submissions to UNEP’s database, and reduce manual data cleanup, making annual reporting more efficient. 

 Design System Development

The design system served as a foundation for creating a consistent and scalable user experience across the platform. By defining reusable UI components, interaction patterns, and visual guidelines, we established a shared language that improved collaboration between design and development while enabling faster iteration.



Nasjonalmuseet
Visual identity
2017
Made at NTNU during BA studies
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
Photography: The National Museum Collection
Designed to reflect the museum’s vibrant, welcoming space, the identity incorporates a playful layout system and striking colors to resonate with young adults and students. The logo and typography are arranged to complement the art while maintaining visual harmony, giving the brand elements a distinct character and allowing the art to breathe.


PÅ’AN Bryggeri
Packaging
2017
Made at NTNU during BA studies
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
Substrate: Munken Polar 100g
PÅ’AN Bryggeri and their new beer series blend traditional brewing with modern flavors and bold design. Inspired by local slang terms, the series reflects Bergen’s unique character, rich culture, and proud brewing heritage. The visual identity stands apart from typical beer branding, offering a fresh take that balances classic and contemporary elements.


Michael Longley 
Book cover
2017
Made at NTNU during BA studies
Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
Substrate: Munken Lynx 120g, Textile 250g
The covers of Michael Longley’s poetry books were designed to capture the spiritual essence of emotion, dreams, and nature. The tears on the cover act as peepholes into the poems, with illustrations hinting at a hidden world that only unfolds upon opening the book. A light typographic composition combined with textile fabric lends a personal touch, while pastel tones evoke intimacy and softness.

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