About Nadja Kohlberger
Hi, I’m Nana, the UX & Product Designer behind Zottl Studio. I’m curious by nature & happiest when I’m creating. I enjoy getting to know the people behind an idea, understanding what matters to them & helping that idea take shape. Over the years, I’ve worked with founders, startups & businesses to turn complex ideas into websites & apps that feel easy to use. Maybe you’ve got an idea you’re excited about, but you’re not sure where to start? Or you already have a product & people keep getting stuck in places you thought were straightforward. We’ll figure out what’s getting in the way, what your users actually need, & what’s worth building.
I’ll ask plenty of questions & turn our ideas into something we can try. I especially enjoy those early stages when there’s room to explore, test assumptions & discover something unexpected. You’ll have someone to think things through with, from the first idea to the details of the final design.
That love of creating follows me away from the screen, too. When I’m not designing, you’ll usually find me painting or working on my webshop MalZeit.art.
I help founders & teams turn complex ideas into websites & apps that feel easy to use.
More about me
My password manager.
Before we met, I went through hundreds of password reset flows. No exaggeration. Accidental UX research, I suppose.
The Alchemist
By Paulo Coelho. A reminder to believe in yourself and follow the ideas that excite you, even when you don’t know where they’ll lead. As designers, we often have passion projects close to our hearts. Sometimes we just need a little encouragement to give them a chance.
Chairs. Bookshelves. Biodegradable cups.
New ways to communicate. Or maybe I’d figure out how to make cities smell good.
Freedom.
Product design involves a lot of rules, reasoning, & making things work. Art lets me enjoy colour without having to explain what problem it solves.
Good coffee and a book I can get lost in.
If the sun’s out, so am I, usually for a swim or a bike ride. Grey skies are a good excuse to pick up my knitting or a paintbrush.

