Erik Arildsson
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Feature Launches

Motion systems designed to translate complex product updates into clear, high-performing launches.

I led motion and visual design for a suite of product launches, partnering with Product, Marketing, and Growth teams. The focus was always the same: make complex functionality feel immediate, intuitive, and worth a second look, whether it was a 15-second social video or an in-product modal.

Schedule Meeting 2.0

A full creative suite for the Schedule Meeting 2.0 launch, with one visual system flexed across every placement — in-product banners, launch email, landing page, and organic social. The motion piece was reworked from a step-by-step sequence into a single continuous flow showing the feature in action, cut two ways: a tight in-product version and an extended social version.

Continuous-flow motion cut showing the feature in action.

Schedule Meeting 2.0 — in-product dashboard banner
In-product dashboard banner introducing the feature.

Be Seen First

A short-form social video introducing a premium job seeker feature that lets candidates signal intent and stand out after applying. Paced for feed retention with the value communicated in the first few seconds.

Short-form social cut built for feed retention.

In-product modal animation for the feature update.

Be Seen First press release still
Press release still featuring the launch in-product.

Resume Database

A modular asset system for the Resume Database relaunch, scaled across social, email, and in-product surfaces. One visual system adapted across a LinkedIn post, dashboard banner, and in-product popup.

Square social motion cut for the relaunch.

Resume Database relaunch — LinkedIn post
LinkedIn launch post.
Resume Database relaunch — in-product popup modal
In-product popup modal.

ZipIntro

A walkthrough that guides new users through the feature step by step, built to onboard them and to give sales and customer support teams a clear way to introduce it.

In-product walkthrough guiding users through the feature.

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