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Unparalleled insights tailored to empower your business.
Robust strategies with the agility demanded by today’s digital landscape.
Creating experiences that resonate with users and drive results.
Copenhagen is a design-led market where the experience around a product or service matters as much as the functionality behind it. From mobility and public services to healthcare and digital commerce, users increasingly move between apps, websites, physical touchpoints, and human interactions without thinking about which team owns each part.
That creates a different UX challenge. A service can have well-designed individual interfaces and still feel fragmented as a whole. When users have to repeat information, switch between channels, or figure out which part of the organisation handles their next step, the problem isn't necessarily the interface. It's the journey.
The strongest digital services don't treat every interaction as a separate screen. They connect journeys across channels, teams, and systems so that users can move from one step to the next without having to understand the organisation behind the service.
For a mobility product, that might mean creating continuity between planning, booking, payment, and support. For healthcare, it can mean making information and interactions easier to follow across different stages of care. For enterprise services, it can mean aligning employee workflows with the experience customers ultimately receive.
NetBramha brings 18 years of experience across product design, UX research, service design, enterprise technology, healthcare, fintech, and consumer products. Our approach looks at the relationship between users, interfaces, information, workflows, and the systems supporting them rather than treating the UI as the entire experience.
Our work includes SIS, Cloudnine, Emaar ONE, and SIXT. These projects span enterprise workforce operations, healthcare journeys, property services, and mobility, giving us experience with the kinds of multi-touchpoint experiences where service design can make a difference.
If customers are moving between channels, teams, or systems to complete what should feel like one journey, redesigning an individual screen may only solve part of the problem. The bigger opportunity is understanding where the experience breaks and how those moments connect.
A 30-minute conversation will help determine whether UX is contributing to the problem and what addressing it would realistically involve.
No pitch. No deck. No proposal before we understand your product. Talk to NetBramha.
billion+ lives impacted with design so far
250+ Clients
25+ Countries
20+ Industries






A startup or for a Fortune 500 company, we follow a methodical & consistent approach to every design project we work on
Research – In-depth analysis of users through qualitative & quantitative analysis, ethnographic research, heuristic evaluation (through design audits), & usability testing, along with detailed competitor analysis.
Strategy – Powered by the insights derived in the research stage, we then work towards building a customer-centric product roadmap aimed at enhancing growth, product stickiness & market capture, through increased user engagement.
Design – Rugged information architecture, product mock-ups, user interface design, detailed motion & microinteractions, and finally customized illustrations & icons that set the apt succinct identity for your final product.
Since our inception 17+ years back our work has impacted more than a billion+ users worldwide. We take great pride in making a difference with design.
As an award-winning studio from India, our expertise involves everything that is needed to design (or redesign) a great user experience, including
– Website & Web app UX design
– Mobile UI/UX experience
– Enterprise UX design
– Branding & Illustrations
All of which is facilitated by rugged user research, product strategy, design thinking & deep craft for design.
We care for - People. (our team, clients & users)
Our people are our biggest strength. We care for our team & each one of them is hand-picked. Our culture is what drives us. Our care for our customers to see their problem as ours & empathy for the users is what makes us tick.
We care for - Design. (craft, outcomes, process)
We are absolutely passionate about design. We contribute to the design community, build our expertise & hone our skills every single day. We truly believe that design can change the world for better.
We care for - Outcomes (results, wins, learnings)
We are result driven & backed with experience. Our clients trust us to deliver results across experiences. Clients like Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Intel, Infosys, Emaar etc have mandated us to design new products, scale existing products or disrupt a new market with design.
Service design can help organisations understand how customers move across digital products, physical touchpoints, internal teams, and service processes. This is particularly useful when an experience involves more than one channel or when different parts of an organisation contribute to the same customer journey.
Instead of optimising individual interactions in isolation, service design maps the complete experience and identifies where information, ownership, processes, or technology create friction. NetBramha uses this approach alongside UX research and product design, as demonstrated in projects such as Emaar ONE, where multiple property-related experiences were brought into a more unified digital platform.
Mobility experiences involve a chain of decisions and interactions, from discovering an option and planning a journey to booking, payment, managing changes, and getting support. Each interaction needs to make sense independently while still feeling like part of one continuous experience.
NetBramha's work with SIXT involved redesigning a global car-rental experience, giving the team experience in designing digital journeys where customers move through multiple stages before and after a transaction. The same UX principles can be applied to mobility products where clarity and continuity are critical.
Healthcare journeys often involve patients, clinicians, administrators, appointments, information, and multiple communication points. A problem in one part of the journey can affect everything that follows, which makes it important to understand the complete service rather than only redesigning a single interface.
NetBramha's Cloudnine case study involved creating an end-to-end maternity experience connecting patients, doctors, care teams, consultations, and health information. This type of work demonstrates how research, UX, information architecture, and service thinking can come together to make complex healthcare journeys easier to navigate.