Adam Danielsson portfolio
Email: adam@slide.nu
Mobile: +46 722 225500
Interaction Designer working in cross-disciplinary teams creating relevant and engaging user experiences.
Malmö University, Malmö, Sweden – B.Sc. Interaction Design
2007
Fachhochschule Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany – Interface Design
2007
Valentin Experience AB, UX Architect and Developer, Gothenburg
Through agile ideation, prototyping and development, I productify needs identified in the agency’s Service Design processes.
May 2017–
Freelance, Interaction designer and creative technologist, Gothenburg
Designed and developed interactive multi-year installations for museums and science centers, including user research for accessibility. Exhibitions include “Music Scene Gothenburg 1955-2018” and “Precious Pieces” at Museum of Gothenburg.
Apr 2014–May 2017
Navet Science Center, Interaction Designer and Creative Technologist, Borås
Ideation, prototyping, testing and development of interactive multi-year installations, involving sensors, actuators, cameras and multitouch. Strong collaboration with educators and external subject matter experts.
Oct 2011–Dec 2014
Freelance, Interaction Designer and Developer, Borås
Aug 2007–Mar 2012
A Thermal Information Display for Mobile Applications
Collaboration with Christian Behrens, Thomas Kness and prof. Reto Wettach. Accepted to the Mobile HCI Conference 2007 in Singapore. Read more.
2007
Inner Selfie
Opening of Textile Fashion Center, Borås, Sweden.
Generating unique graphics from peoples’ EEG signals.
May 2014
Mexican Waves
Draft Exhibition, Nordic Light Hotel, Stockholm, Sweden.
Interactive light installation.
Feb 2011
Give Live II
Konstrundan i Sjömarken, Sweden.
Visualization of peoples’ heart beats.
May 2007
Red Eyes
Tangible musical interfaces, Native Instruments, Berlin, Germany.
Feb 2007
Give Life
Implement!, Malmö Museer, Malmö, Sweden.
Jun 2006–Sep 2006
XSense
Implement!, part of interactivos?, Centro Cultural Conde Duque, Madrid, Spain. Featured on wmmna and in See Yourself Sensing: Redefining Human Perception, Madeline Schwartzman, 2011. ISBN: 9781907317293.
May 2006