Nacho Rovira Product Designer

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Dive into this collection of design explorations, research insights, and references from my work. Spanning personal projects, professional prototypes, and influential works, this gallery reflects my evolving perspective as a designer over recent years.

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(01) References: Marchetti Walter

Observation of the movements of a fly on a window pane from 7 in the morning to 8 at night on a lovely day in May, 1967. Marchetti transforms the seemingly random path of a fly into a drawn record of time and movement. This quiet act of observation reveals hidden patterns in the everyday—reminding us that even the smallest motions can carry meaning and structure.

(02) Fitsquare: Mobile App design

Design exploration and definition of a fitness mobile app that provides personalised fitness plans and coach support to help users to follow a healthy lifestyle and improve their wellness.

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(03) Interactive inventory card

An interactive dashboard that visualizes inventory distribution through histograms and city-based breakdowns. Features include range filtering, search functionality, and real-time data display, enabling users to quickly identify availability patterns and make data-driven inventory decisions across multiple locations.

(05) References: Nancy Holt - Sun Tunnels

Land Art that fuses sculpture, sky, and site into a unified experience. Created in the 1970s, it challenged the male-dominated art world by embedding perception, astronomy, and time into physical form. Holt literally brought astronomy to earth—aligning concrete tunnels with the solstices and mapping constellations through light—to reshape how we perceive landscape, time, and ourselves.

(06) Micro-interaction: Map Controller bar

This interaction study demonstrates a smooth transition into map controller mode. When the user clicks the toggle, a new UI element appears above the controller bar and expands to reveal map control options—focusing on clarity, responsiveness, and intuitive flow.

(07) Bulk edit design - Workflow optimisation

This prototype was designed to streamline the approval process for large volumes of creatives. Through user testing, the solution proved effective in reducing friction and improving efficiency—cutting down approval time and enhancing the overall platform experience.

(08) Photography: Great Wall of China

Captured during my travel to China in May 2024. This photo reflects my passion for exploring the world and documenting it through photography—where design, culture, and history converge.

(09) References: Rem koolhas - Designing with complexity

This diagram explores how Koolhaas embraces urban complexity through flexible, layered planning. The photo above illustrates how the central square transforms between weekday functionality and weekend activity—a dynamic response to shifting human use. With my background in architecture, I’m drawn to this adaptive approach to public space.

(10) Photography: Prague Market, September 2023

Alive with color and culture, this photo captures the rhythm of everyday life in Prague. Travel allows me to document human-centered stories through vibrant, lived spaces.

(11) Casa Valdés: POC Web design

A digital concept for Casa Valdés, a design studio blending architecture and product design. This prototype explores how visual identity, structure, and interactivity can reflect the studio’s hybrid creative approach.

(12) Learning Vocabulary App design

Developed during my Product Design bootcamp, this app helps users build vocabulary through interactive learning. The project focused on user flow, mobile-first design, and engagement through micro-interactions.

(13) References: Refik Anadol - AI & Spatial Computing

Anadol uses AI and spatial computing to craft immersive, data-driven environments. His work inspires new ways of thinking about space, perception, and the role of machine intelligence in experiential design.

(14) Now playing: Nils Frahm- Says

Meditative piece that resonates with rhythm and space. Its repeating form and echo-like structure mirror the iterative nature of design—layered, evolving, and deeply atmospheric.

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