11 July 2026 · Product Development
Her Atlas: My Women's Health App in Development
I am very happy to share that I have begun developing
Her Atlas, my own mobile application for women's
health through the menstrual cycle, fertility, pregnancy, birth,
postpartum recovery, family health and later life. The idea grew
from years of having to divide one continuous health history between
cycle trackers, pregnancy applications, healthcare portals,
exercise programmes, personal records and separate utilities.
Several years of notes, research, lived experience and practical
observations have now been organised into a detailed product vision
and requirements blueprint.
Her Atlas is being designed to preserve a continuous personal health
record while its priorities change with the woman's circumstances.
Earlier cycle information, fertility records, pregnancy history,
birth information, maternal recovery and linked child records should
remain connected instead of disappearing when a new stage begins.
The mobile application will be the principal product and everyday
interface, while a connected presentation website will explain the
project, support future onboarding and provide its public presence.
I am currently translating the product vision into requirements,
information architecture, user flows, data models, privacy
boundaries, multilingual content and the first technical
prototypes. The engineering direction includes cross-platform
mobile development, offline-first behaviour, local storage, secure
authentication, relational data, cloud synchronisation and a
structured testing strategy. The work allows me to take
responsibility as both founder and developer, moving from domain
research and product requirements into architecture, implementation
planning, validation and future deployment.
The project brings together several parts of my education and
experience within one product: my Swedish vocational qualification as
a nursing assistant, together with my professional experience in
healthcare; my diploma in Web Development; my studies in Cloud
Development and Test Automation with Python; and my coming education
in .NET Systems Development. The subject knowledge also comes from
three pregnancies, years of close study of fertility and pregnancy,
more than a decade of strength training, personal rehabilitation and
multilingual writing. It also grows from a book manuscript I have
been developing around women's health, pregnancy, recovery and family
knowledge, whose research and structure have become an important
foundation for the application.
I am also writing and planning a library of original educational and
movement videos filmed with real people specifically for the
application. I want to combine my experience in acting and writing
with my developing work in directing and visual storytelling, creating
clear physical demonstrations through careful preparation, useful
camera angles, controlled lighting, captions and reviewed guidance.
As development continues, I hope that women, partners, healthcare
professionals, developers, testers and creative collaborators will
help us examine the product closely, test its decisions and improve
the parts that need further work.
August 2026 · Education
Admitted to System Development .NET
Another technical step has now been added to my development path
through admission to System Development .NET at
Medieinstitutet. The programme begins in August 2026, spans
400 YH credits over two years, and is designed to
provide practical and industry-oriented competence in modern software
development, backend architecture, and data-driven applications.
The curriculum covers development with C# and .NET,
API development, database technologies, Entity Framework, DevOps,
testing, and AI-assisted development tools. It also includes extensive
workplace-based learning periods and a strong focus on how modern
systems are designed, integrated, maintained, and evolved within
professional development environments.
This addition is a natural continuation of my previous diploma in
Web Development and my ongoing studies in
Test Automation with Python and
Cloud Development. Together, these programmes
strengthen my understanding of the full development lifecycle, from
user-facing web solutions to backend systems, testing, cloud
infrastructure, and production-oriented software architecture. The
goal is to continue building a broader and more complete technical
profile focused on scalable, maintainable, and long-term software
solutions.
27 April 2026 · Education
Admitted to Cloud Development
A further technical step has now been added to my development path
through admission to
Cloud Development at
NBI/Handelsakademin. The programme begins on
27 April 2026, runs for
26 weeks at
65 YH points, and is structured around cloud
architecture, migration strategies, development processes, and
secure system design in modern distributed environments.
The course covers major cloud platforms including AWS, Azure, and
Google Cloud, alongside practical work with IAM (Identity and Access
Management), containers, and Docker-based deployment workflows. It
also introduces serverless architectures, focusing on scalable
application design without direct server management, and explores
how cloud technologies influence sustainability through resource
optimisation and reduced infrastructure overhead.
The addition is relevant to my broader technical profile as it
strengthens my understanding of cloud-native systems, deployment
pipelines, and infrastructure-aware development. It builds on my
existing experience in full-stack development, while extending my
competence into scalable backend systems, modern DevOps practices,
and production-oriented system architecture.
13 April 2026 · Education
Admitted to Test Automation with Python
A new technical step has now been added to my development path
through admission to
Test Automation with Python at
NBI/Handelsakademin. The programme begins on
13 April 2026, carries
60 YH points, and is built around four main areas:
Test Methodology and Requirements,
Programming with Python,
Test Automation and Test Tools, and
Tech for Sustainable Development.
The addition is relevant to my broader technical profile because it
strengthens the testing and automation side of my work while
building further on structured development practices. It also
introduces a more explicit Python-based component alongside the
frontend, CMS, and accessibility-oriented work already represented
across the portfolio.
8 May 2026 · Graduation · TUC Yrkeshögskola
Graduated from Web Development at TUC Yrkeshögskola
On 8 May 2026, I completed the Web Development
programme at TUC Yrkeshögskola and graduated with a
Higher Vocational Education Diploma in web development. This marked
the completion of an intensive and practice-oriented period of study
covering frontend development, backend development, databases, CMS
workflows, UX, accessibility, agile methods, workplace-based
learning, and a final degree project.
During the programme, I progressed from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
into more advanced areas such as C#, ASP.NET Core, Web API, Entity
Framework Core, SQL, WordPress, WooCommerce, Umbraco, Figma,
responsive design, and semantic structure. Several parts of the
education were connected to realistic project work where technology,
structure, user perspective, and communication had to function
together.
Graduation also became a clear transition point in my development
path. My two LIA periods at Dala Hud & Skönhet and Hartic AB gave
me practical experience with e-commerce, CMS-based production,
content structure, metadata, multilingual workflows, and
production-oriented web improvements. My final degree project,
Portfolio Hub, brought much of that development together in a
multilingual portfolio project that later became the foundation of
this website.
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December 2025 · LinkedIn update · Swedish
Starting LIA 2 at Hartic
A public update marking the beginning of my second internship in
web development. The post introduced my work at Hartic, a Swedish
SaaS company, and reflected a new phase focused on WordPress,
Elementor, multilingual structure, UX refinement, and collaborative
remote work.
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October 2025 · Client-facing draft · Dala Hud & Skönhet ·
Swedish
Sommaren är över – behöver jag fortfarande solkräm?
A longer informational draft written for Dala Hud & Skönhet
about sunscreen use in Sweden after summer. The piece combines
practical consumer guidance with clearer explanation around UVA
through glass, vitamin D, seasonal SPF decisions, mineral versus
chemical filters, sensitive skin, and more environmentally
conscious product choices. It was written to be commercially
useful, educational, and easy to navigate for readers. The original
draft also develops the topic through product examples, skin
guidance, and a stronger explanatory structure than a typical short
shop post.
Selected excerpt
In Sweden, smart sun care is about adjusting exposure rather
than treating SPF as the same thing all year. This draft
connects seasonal light conditions, UVA through window glass,
everyday habits, and skin sensitivity to more precise
recommendations for autumn, winter, travel, driving, and
outdoor activity.
Selected excerpt from a longer client-facing draft written during
LIA 1.
October 2025 · Client-facing draft · Dala Hud & Skönhet ·
Swedish
Foundation för höst och vinter 2025–2026
A seasonal article draft written for Dala Hud & Skönhet about
how undertone, finish, texture, and coverage change in colder and
darker light. The text combines product guidance, skin-type
recommendations, and practical application advice in a clearer
commercial structure suited to an e-commerce setting. It was
written to help customers make more confident product choices while
still keeping the tone readable, practical, and visually easy to
follow.
Selected excerpt
The article focuses on how colder and dimmer light changes the
way foundation reads on the skin. It moves from undertone and
finish to texture, coverage, hydration, and skin-type
recommendations, while keeping the tone accessible and useful
for customers choosing products in an online store.
Selected excerpt from a longer client-facing draft written during
LIA 1.
August 2025 · LinkedIn post · English
The Vault: My First Full WordPress and WooCommerce Site
A public showcase of my first complete WordPress build, created
during the Publishing Tools course. The post presented the site’s
WooCommerce store, custom CSS styling, product-linked blog content,
multilingual interface, user-role testing, analytics, and
Underdark-inspired design identity.
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October 2024 · LinkedIn post · Swedish
The Internet’s Evolution: My First Website
A public post about my first HTML and CSS website, created during
the HTML and CSS with Agile Development Methods course. It focused
on internet history, visual experimentation, custom branding, embedded
downloadable material, and early work with layout, structure, and
content presentation.
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