No. 450 · September 21, 2024

Andreas Eldh

Designer, Developer and Problem Solver from Stockholm

Andreas Eldh’s workspace

Andreas Eldh is a designer and developer that is currently working as an engineer at Linear. They recently released the Linear mobile app and he has shared a few behind-the-scenes shots that didn't make the cut.

He has worked with organizations ranging from small startups to government agencies and Fortune 500 companies.

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What is the most useful item in your workspace?

It gets dark early during the Swedish winter, so good lighting is key to reduce eye strain. The LED strips I got recently really made a big difference — they give a smooth and comfortable light and look great. All the lights turn on when I log in to my computer, and turn off when I log out.

How do you spark creativity?

A good cup of coffee, peace and quiet around me and an empty calendar usually does the trick. I enjoy a distraction free environment where I can keep focus for as long as possible. I also need regular exercise to not go crazy. I have a hangboard above the office door so I can do a few pull-ups if I need to boost my energy levels.

What does your typical day look like?

After I leave my son at preschool, I make some coffee and get to work. Around noon I go to the gym for a quick workout, get lunch on the way home and then work a few more hours. I spend my time in VS Code, Slack, Linear and sometimes Zoom. After some dinner and family time I might work a bit more, play some badminton or watch a tv show with my wife.

Andreas’s gear

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