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DATA-DRIVEN interaction DESIGN / Summer Season ’26

Serious work, with more sunshine in it.

HAAM& turns complex ideas into accessible, high-performing products

Interaction design becomes product management when the system has to keep working.

These bundles group related cultural products by the work behind them: audience journeys, service operations, governance, release priorities, and the small interface decisions that make complex organisations usable.

Audience journeys + booking systems2024 - Present

Performing arts need low-friction operations

Theatre and rehearsal-space products have to turn attention into attendance, booking, and reliable day-to-day use. The experience has to feel human while still handling schedules, capacity, language, and coordination.

Repertoire discoveryCalendar logicTicketing continuityRequest-to-book flows
Screenshot of the Viirus Theatre website homepage

2024 - Present

Viirus Theatre

A theatre experience where repertoire, dates, tickets, languages, subtitles, directions, and production information stay understandable at the same time.

Product management focus: connect website behaviour, ticket sales, production capacity, and audience history so campaigns can respond to real demand.

Graphic design by Kris Haamer.

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Screenshot of the Repsal Busholmen website homepage

2025 - Present

Repsal Busholmen

A compact service for independent artists who need to understand the space, conditions, calendar, price, and booking path quickly.

Product management focus: reduce coordinator workload with a clearer request-to-book workflow, selected-slot summaries, and exception handling.

Graphic design by Otto Donner.

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Cultural storytelling products2017 - 2018

National identity through object-led interfaces

Two Finnish cultural story systems where interaction design turns objects, years, memory, and everyday life into navigable public experiences.

Object archivesSequential explorationMultilingual contentLearning journeys
Screenshot of the 100 Objects from Finland website homepage

2017 - 2018

100 Objects from Finland

A one-object-per-year interface that makes Finnish history and national identity concrete through artefacts, stories, and sequence.

Product management focus: turn a cultural archive into reusable journeys for classrooms, destinations, exhibitions, museum embeds, and international editions.

Graphic design by Kris Haamer.

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Screenshot of the Life in Finland website homepage

2017 - 2018

Life in Finland

A multilingual story interface for making Finnish life, daily objects, and cultural identity easier to browse and understand.

Product management focus: preserve the public value of the collection with clearer search, filtering, language switching, and documented reuse paths.

Graphic design by Kris Haamer.

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Interaction design + product management2017 - Present

Creative institutions as service products

Two institutional systems with many audiences, high-intent tasks, and public cultural responsibility. The work is about making entry points clear without flattening the richness of the organisations.

Role-based journeysAdmissions and open callsEditorial governancePublic access
Screenshot of the Estonian Academy of Arts website homepage

2017 - Present

Estonian Academy of Arts

A complex academy platform shaped around programme discovery, admissions, study information, research, calendars, news, and institutional services.

Product management focus: permanent governance, shared analytics, release standards, and clearer ownership across admissions, study services, research, and public engagement.

Graphic design by Stuudio Stuudio.

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Screenshot of the Narva Art Residency website homepage

2021 - Present

Narva Art Residency

A residency platform connecting artists, audiences, open calls, events, archives, education, and Narva's cultural context.

Product management focus: applicant, visitor, educator, alumni, and local-audience pathways that keep the programme active beyond a single announcement cycle.

Graphic design by Jaan Evart.

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Start with the hard part

Tell me what needs to move.

Bring the messy system, the unclear product, the page that almost works, or the idea that needs a sharper shape.

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