Yrkesproffset
Yrkesproffset is a printed quiz card game about the professions of Sweden. 120 jobs, 360 questions across 6 categories, for 2 to 6 players from age 8. I designed the game, used AI to create every card illustration, and had it printed as a real product.
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Printed
- Stack
- MakePlayingCards
ChatGPT
GPT Image
Nano Banana 2
- What I built
- The whole product: the concept, the categories and questions, the card and box design, and the print-ready artwork, using AI for the illustrations.

Background
The problem
Most people have no idea what a rescue diver, an occupational therapist or a school counsellor actually does all day. Sweden's professions are genuinely interesting, but there is no fun, tactile way to learn them together.
The idea
A physical quiz card game about real Swedish professions: 120 jobs, 360 questions across 6 colour-coded categories, playable by 2 to 6 people from age 8. Learn by guessing, together at the table.
Key decisions
- Decision 1
Physical and tactile: a real game for the table, not an app.
- Decision 2
Colour-coded categories so the deck reads at a glance.
- Decision 3
AI art for range and consistency across 120 professions.


How I built it
- 01
Chose 120 professions across 6 colour-coded categories.
- 02
Wrote 360 questions, three per card, with an answer key for every card.
- 03
Used AI to generate a consistent illustration for each profession.
- 04
Designed the cards, the box and the print files to a real production spec.
What came of it
What I learned
- AI let one person art-direct 120 consistent illustrations.
- A tactile product needs the same rigour as software: specs, consistency and print tolerances.
Next steps
- A second edition with more professions and categories.
- A companion web or app version of the quiz.
Business potential
Quiz and party games are a proven retail category with strong gifting demand. A Swedish-professions angle is distinctive, and the format extends easily to new editions and themes.
Happy to walk through the thinking, the trade-offs and where it's headed next.
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