Hi, I’m Menina · Product Designer (UI/UX)
My background in media design meets UX research and product design, for solutions that are visually clear, intuitive and built around real needs.
Current projects where I analyse problems, understand what users need and turn that into intuitive digital products.
Lokal Los.
I derived the focus from interviews and a survey, then designed a mobile app that brings events from many channels together in one place and makes spontaneous decisions easier.
Read case study: Lokal Los.
In progressA design challenge from the product design bootcamp: 45 minutes from problem to design. The case study is coming soon.
Coming soon
In progressThis case study is in progress. You’ll be able to read it here soon.
Coming soon
Placeholder · AI-generatedMy motto:
I build user-centred interfaces from concept to delivery, grounded in research, interviews and surveys.
Hi, I’m Menina
I’m Menina, a product designer with a background in media design. I design digital products that work intuitively and get people where they want to go without detours. My guiding principle: clarity over complexity.
My way into design wasn’t a straight line. Before I designed anything, I worked in merchandising and later spent several years building and testing PCs. I took something from that time that still helps me today: no fear of technology, and the habit of analysing carefully before designing anything.
As a media designer for digital and print, I designed websites, layouts and print products, from the first idea to the final artwork.
I love details, but effects and extras have to earn their place.
When I’m not working on interfaces, I’m usually somewhere in a digital world. Games have taught me more about interaction and feedback than any textbook. For me, two things decide a game: how it looks and how it handles, a menu for example. You feel straight away whether a game shows you what to do next or leaves you stuck in front of a menu. That feeling is exactly what I bring into my work.
I start with people, not with the layout. Only once I understand where things actually get stuck do I start designing. Every decision should rest on something I’ve heard, measured or tested. Whatever doesn’t help gets cut: no effects for their own sake, and no screens that only look good in Figma.
Interviews and surveys. I look for the real problem before I think about solutions.
Interviews · survey · clustering
The findings become a persona, ideas and a concept. Then the UI, deliberately with familiar patterns, so nobody has to learn the app first.
Persona · ideation · concept · UI
Moderated usability tests show where things still get stuck. I fix those spots, for example labels that don’t match their action.
Usability tests · refinement
Details coming soon.
Details coming soon.
Details coming soon.
Details coming soon.
A reference from the product design bootcamp, for example from a mentor, will appear here soon.
A reference from my time as a media designer, for example from a former colleague, will appear here soon.
Good collaboration
starts with a “Hello”
Prefer email? contact@meninavossbruch.com