10
Years
41%
Task time ↓
6
Teams on system
About
Product designer focused on complex B2B tools. I turn tangled workflows into interfaces people actually enjoy using. Ten years, three fintechs, and a healthy obsession with the empty state.
I came to design from cognitive science, which is a fancy way of saying I'm fascinated by how people make decisions under pressure. That lens shapes everything I do: I start with the messiest real workflow I can find, map where people hesitate, and design the smallest change that removes the friction. I've led design for onboarding, dashboards, and permission systems — the unglamorous surfaces where good design quietly saves teams hours every week.
Mission
Design should disappear. The best interface is the one nobody has to think about.
Principles
Experience
10 years designing B2B products from 0→1 and scaling design systems
Own merchant dashboard. Redesigned the settlements flow — task time down 41%, support tickets down 28%.
Designed the consent and connection flows for an open-banking API used across the EU.
Creator-tools team — analytics and release workflows for artists.
Education
MSc Human-Computer Interaction — KTH Royal Institute of Technology 2015
Expertise
Certifications
NN/g UX Certification — Nielsen Norman Group 2019
Selected Work
Case study · Fintech · B2B
Case study: reducing a 9-step reconciliation flow to 3. Research, prototypes, and the 41% task-time win.
Design system · Tokens
Built a 240-component, token-driven system adopted by 6 product teams. From audit to governance model.
Case study · Trust
Designing open-banking permission flows that are legible and still convert. A study in honest UX.
Patterns · Onboarding
A pattern library for first-run experiences that turns blank screens into onboarding moments.
Gallery
How I Work
Availability — Open to fractional and advisory engagements with product teams.
Engagement — Project-based, from €8,000
Words
“Maya has the rare ability to hold the whole system in her head and still obsess over a single interaction. The settlements redesign paid for itself in a quarter.”
“Working against her design system is a joy — every token and state is accounted for.”
Recognition