Raj Kaul · Experience Designer & Maker

Chief Designer @ Danske Bank

Turning ambiguity
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Experience Designer & Maker · Denmark

I design services and build the things that make them work.

I’m Raj, a designer working across services, digital products, and technology. For 15+ years, I’ve moved between the big picture and the hands-on details — shaping experiences, making prototypes, and turning ideas into things people can use.

Away from the screen, I 3D print, solder ESP32 boards, and write code to test ideas in the real world.

See what I’m buildingDesign work

2026 projects

Things I've made this year

Some are on the wall. Some are on my desk. Some are still on the build plate.

  • A framed DSB rail network poster on a wall, with selected station LEDs illuminated.
    Physical

    DSB Train Map

    The Danish rail network as an LED poster. Every light is a real train, moving right now.

  • Concept render of the keyboard on a desk, with a row of AI action keys, approve and reject keys, an OLED status display, macro keys and RGB lighting.
    Hardware & AI

    Kaiboard

    A hardware keyboard built for one job. Prompting AI.

  • A woman working at a laptop in an open-plan office, wearing Freyja as a pendant. Its small round screen shows a friendly robot face.
    Hardware & AI

    Freyja

    A wearable AI journaling companion that turns moments from your day into a minimalist journal.

  • Dopashop concept designs: a website home page headed "A different kind of shop" beside a phone view headed "A calmer way to shop", with four principles: considered ranges, practical context, helpful people and success beyond sales.
    Physical

    Dopashop

    A playful retail experience designed to cleanse your dopamine, not drain it.

  • The Library of Agents home screen: the headline "A shelf of AI agents for a wide range of industries", industry filters, four featured agents (Research, Invoice, Clinical Notes and Property Research) each with a status tag, and colourful tiles to browse by industry.
    Tools

    Library of Agents

    A shelf of AI agents for a wide range of industries. Pick one up and put it to work.

  • FlowOS project overview for a Product platform: status on track, a timeline at 68%, the owner, three key outcomes and four milestones, with a side panel showing the team, the latest decision, top risks and next actions.
    Tools

    FlowOS

    Project management with one source of truth. Not five tools that disagree.

  • Collabio planning a trip to Mallorca: a list of group suggestions with votes on the left, a satellite map with each friend's places pinned in the middle, and a live group activity feed with a selected beach and an I'm in vote on the right.
    Tools

    Google Collabio

    Plan a holiday together without the endless group chat.

  • Straypixel's interaction library: a dark interface with a sidebar and a grid of staff-pick interactions, including Checkout Flow, Add to Cart, Accordion, Swipe Cards, Input Validation, Tooltip, Bottom Sheet and Modal Dialog.
    Tools

    Straypixel

    An open-source alternative to Figma.

  • The Pressi plugin panel in Figma: a brief box, an audience dropdown set to Investors, optional notes and a Generate Outline button, followed by Review Outline and Build Slides steps. A footer reads: Pressi is my plugin for Figma, not a Figma product.
    Tools

    Figma Pressi

    An AI-powered presentation maker that lives inside Figma.

How I work

Fail fast. Then fail a bit less.

Find a real problem. Research it, prototype it and put it in people's hands. Watch what happens, then do it again.

  1. Problem

    Find a real one. Out in the world, not in a meeting room.

  2. Research

    Talk to people. Watch what they actually do.

  3. Prototype

    Build the cheapest version that could possibly work.

  4. In people’s hands

    Give it away. Stop explaining it.

  5. What happened

    Watch. Write down what broke and what surprised me.

  6. What’s next

    Change one thing. Then go round again.

[fifty:two]

One AI, maker or weekend topic every week for a year. Built, tested and written up.

Design

15+ years of untangling big systems. Banks, healthcare, software and an AR/VR agency I co-founded.

My story

I make things. I break things. I figure things out. Why I’d rather build an idea than talk about it.

The book

I wrote a novel too. Awakening: Book One – The Forgotten Path Saga.

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