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Dominika Nasiłowska-Rek

Product design • UX design • UI design • Graphics • Branding • Responsive Web Design

8 years of experience

Designing professionally since 2018

Figma, Adobe

Notion, Agile and more

Warsaw, Poland

Antwerpen, Belgium

Featured project

Mila

Research-led design: from concept through to tested, working product.

From brief to shipped product

Experience

Across e-commerce, edtech, EU institutions, and physical product design.

present

Mila (concept)

Product designer

The department for International Partnerships of the European Union.
• Led end-to-end product concept development
• Visual renders and iteration
• Functional 3D modeling in Autodesk Fusion
• Manufacturing exploration
• Conducted usability testing

All about my work

European Commission (via ICF Next)

Web / Graphic Designer

The department for International Partnerships of the European Union.
• Collaborated in an international, cross-functional environment
• Infographics and maps to communicate complex data
• Branding

All about my work

Uxcel – UX Learning Platform

UI designer

Part of a dedicated team, creating educational resources for a platform dedicated to empowering designers and teaching UX
• UI components and visual systems for UX learning platform
• Optimized learning flow, reducing user dropout rate by 4.3%
• Provided structured feedback on user work and platform usability
• Illustrating UX courses to ensure memorability and understandability
• Animations
• Illustration system

↓ 4.3% user dropout rate

Mebloo & Fabryka Sypialni (e-commerce)

UX Designer

• Improved product card UX (color selection, layout), increasing conversion rate by 23%
• Implementing website design in Shopper and Selly.
• Using HTML&CSS to correct websites and small projects like create interactive email footers.
• Marketing materials

Conversion rate ↑23%

Projects

I work across research, interaction design, and systems thinking, helping teams ship products people actually understand and enjoy using.

  • Mila Desk Lamp: Celebrate Progress with Intentional Design

    Mila is a desk lamp designed to transform a mundane everyday action into a meaningful and celebratory ritual. Switching off the lamp becomes a deliberate pause, a moment to acknowledge what has been accomplished. Mila was designed as a physical reminder that progress, no matter how small, is real and worth recognizing. Table of contents…

  • Branding

    I approach branding as a system that supports product clarity, usability, and consistency across touchpoints. My work focuses on creating and evolving brand frameworks that scale with digital products, align teams, and support user trust rather than standalone visual assets. Global Gateway Goal: work across cultures and languages, scale across many sub-projects and balance political…

  • Ponte app

    Productivity app fostering human connection. Social calendar that helps you stay in touch. I want it to be a gamified experience for very real connection prioritizing keeping good habits and growing together. No Ads, no companies no people you don’t know. Hakaton for hobbies In essence Ponte system adopts scrum and agile methodologies to personal…

About

Archaeology taught me that objects are really about the people who use them.

I started my career as a self-taught graphic designer and spent years learning the craft across print, digital, and motion. I hold a BA in Archaeology, which sounds like an odd path into design, but it gave me a deep appreciation for how people relate to objects, and how to conduct rigorous research.

Today I bring that curiosity and research discipline into every project, whether I’m designing a physical product, a mobile app, or a complex infographic for the European Commission.

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