UX Research and Design
for complex data platforms.
Officially welcomed to Rotterdam
Nexa UX is officially part of Rotterdam's business community. After joining Rotterdam Square a few months ago, Nexa UX was welcomed as one of the city's New Arrivals at the Rotterdam Partners event aboard the Oceandiva. At the pre-event, Vice Mayor Tim Versnel welcomed the newcomers personally, and Nexa UX received a personalised Feyenoord shirt with its name on it.
The evening was full of good conversations with companies and entrepreneurs from across the city, and it confirmed the direction for Nexa UX: UX design and research for scientific digital solutions. This month Nexa UX also celebrates its first anniversary.
Defining the right problem
I engage directly with your audience to decode mental models and behavioral patterns. I transform raw user data into a clear, evidence-based roadmap for your product.
- User Research & Analysis
- Information Architecture
- Personas & Journey Mapping
- Stakeholder Workshops
- Competitor Analysis
Designing a product
I turn complex ideas into something clean, intuitive, and beautiful — so your users don't need a manual to figure it out.
- Web & Mobile App Design
- Design System Creation
- Functional Prototyping
- Visual Identity & UI
- Responsive Layouts
Making sure it works
I test the product with actual users, catch what's broken or confusing, and make sure your developers can bring it to life properly.
- Usability Testing
- Accessibility (WCAG)
- Heuristic Evaluation & Audits
- Developer Handoff
- Iteration & Design QA
I really enjoyed working with Karina on the EGDI data platform. Her UX and visual design skills are excellent, but what sets her apart is her ability to truly listen and understand client needs. She consistently (and nicely) turns complex requirements into clear and effective user experiences. A young talent any team would value.
Karīna Skarbinika contributed to the Miles smartwatch concept for people with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) with a well-structured and user-centered design process. She translated complex stress-related challenges into a clear, intuitive interface that combines early stress detection, self-awareness, and accessible emergency support. Her work demonstrates strong analytical thinking, iterative testing, and the ability to design for vulnerable users with focus and precision.
We were impressed with the quality of the work and the level of detail that the group had paid attention to. I think the practical nature of the app can be extremely valuable for the target audience.
The ImpactUp team was able to accurately capture the students’ entrepreneurial journey. They combined this with a clear and targeted solution that we could build on.