Zürich, CH
About

Hi, I'm Ieva.

UX/UI designer, based in Zürich.

The story

I’ve always liked figuring out how things work and how they could work better. In design, that usually means understanding what people need, making sense of complicated information, and turning it into something clear and easy to use. Basically a translator, just for apps :)

I’ve worked on very different products and with different kinds of teams, from startups to large corporate environments, so I’m used to adapting as projects change. Taking ownership of the whole process or discussing every detail with the team, I’m comfortable with both.

Every year I throw myself into something new to learn. Sometimes it’s a design or AI course, sometimes a new project, and right now it’s Digital Communication studies and German classes.

Based

Zürich, CH

Swiss home, Lithuanian roots.

Languages

English · Lithuanian · German

Hello · Labas · Hallo

Tools

Figma, Adobe CC, Framer & more.

Miro · Claude · Codex · Magic Patterns · Jira

Status

Independent

Open to roles & thoughtful projects.

A few details

About me

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01
Home team

Mochi

Dalmatian · best part of my day
02
Off-screen

Snowboarding · surfing · tennis

Plus as much hiking as Swiss weather allows
03
Current challenge

A clean 360

Getting closer. Slowly.
04
In the kitchen

Cooking & baking

One of my favourite ways to switch off
05
Roots

Lithuania → Zürich

Lithuanian roots, Swiss home
Kind words

From people I've worked with.

"Ieva is an exceptional design professional who steadfastly commits to excellence in every aspect of her work."

Christoph Schärer, Partner, PwC Switzerland

"I have had the pleasure to work with Ieva for many years and her experience and expertise in UX/UI has driven amazing results for our solutions."

Jeremy Wikler, Senior Manager, PwC Switzerland

"Ieva effectively identifies user needs and design opportunities, transforming insights into practical solutions."

Stuart Jones, Partner, PwC Switzerland

Contact

Let's talk.

I’d love to hear what you’re working on.