Work/Enterprise software · IFS
Feature studies / IFS, 2026

Two feature studies inside IFS

UX Designer → Senior UX Designer → Lead UX Designer at IFS, working on enterprise-scale B2B and B2C products. Two features in progress where research is leading the way.

RoleUX domain lead for each feature
ProductIFS Lifecycle Experience Center
MethodsVoC, analytics, interviews, diary studies, service design, workshops, usability tests
StatusBoth in progress
2026 · Ongoing

Automate IFS software maintenance

Replace the manual workflow IFS internal teams use to handle customer software maintenance with an automated process, giving customers more control over their maintenance slot and more proactive communication.

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Key contributions
  • Multiple workshops to brainstorm the solution with the product team
  • Diary studies and journey mapping of the as-is workflow
  • Storyboarding
  • Persona mapping and user story mapping for a phased MVP
  • Service design
  • UI design and prototype validation
  • Front-end implementation review and UAT
  • Feature demo for senior leadership
Highlights

Joined after an organisational restructure, studied the earlier work and closed the gaps. Led the whole UX approach as domain lead, and covered service design since the team had no dedicated service designer.

2026 · Ongoing

Improve the customer's software update experience

Part of an organisational investment theme. Today, impact analysis during a software update happens in several places. The goal is a single analysis dashboard inside Lifecycle Experience Center.

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Key contributions
  • Planning and driving the user research methods for the project
  • Semi-structured user interviews
  • Brainstorming and card-sorting workshops with tech teams
  • User needs analysis
  • UI and UX design within Lifecycle Experience Center
  • Defining success metrics for the feature
  • Lead UX domain for the project
Highlights

A multi-release, distributed investment theme. Phased the MVPs per release and planned and ran all research and design work. Tech-heavy, with close collaboration with engineering to understand the technical side.