My portfolio
My master’s thesis at Chalmers in collaboration with Cochlear explored what design parameters are important to consider in order to fulfill the user needs of a desirable hearing solution for everyday life. The user experience was improved through considering the user preferences and attitudes, formgiving, usability, comfort, and context of use.
By Amanda Djäknegren As a part of the course “PPU101 Form and manufacturing case studies” at Chalmers I performed a case study, where the goal was to take inspiration from the properties (both possibilities and restrictions) of wooden materials when creating a drafting lamp suited for a home office. Additionally, the product was supposed to …
By Amanda Djäknegren As a part of the course “PPU101 Form and manufacturing case studies” at Chalmers I performed a case study, where the goal was to take inspiration from the properties (both possibilities and restrictions) of metals when creating a bicycle basket. Additionally, the product was supposed to fit into the PlayStation 5 product …
By Amanda Djäknegren As a part of the course “PPU101 Form and manufacturing case studies” at Chalmers I performed a case study, where the goal was to take inspiration from the properties (both possibilities and restrictions) of polymeric materials when creating a product. Additionally, the product was supposed to fit into the PlayStation 5 product …
By Amanda Djäknegren, Frida Grothérus, Isabelle Kjellström, Lina Ring, Sanna Göransson During 2020, the number of people studying or working from home rapidly increased due to the pandemic. As a part of the course “PPU181 Design for Experience” at Chalmers, the goal of this project was to gain an understanding of people’s experiences of working …
By Amanda Djäknegren, Christoffer Boman, Hanna Sinclair Dahlström, Frida Grothérus, Alexandra Rosén and Arwin Saleh In my bachelor thesis at Chalmers in collaboration with tech-consultant company Together Tech (previously i3tex), a concept for a navigational aid for people with a visual impairment was created. The purpose of this product was to enable a user-friendly way …
By Amanda Djäknegren & Johanna Bergfelt-Ramos de Souza Filling beer kegs at microbreweries is still a very physically demanding labour. Nowadays, kegs are often made entirely out of plastic where the most common kind is “KeyKegs”. While KeyKegs are a lot lighter than the metal kegs which were common priorly, a major disadvantage to KeyKegs …