I’m Neta, a New York City Based
Product Designer & UX Researcher

There are two things that feed my drive:

I love to build and to learn.

Which led me to study Human-Computer Interaction at NJIT. My craft sits somewhere between the technical and the creative. I’ve worked across product design, accessibility research, and emerging technology.

I care about understanding how people think, translating messy systems into seamless experiences, and making products that feel intentional down to the smallest interaction.

Neta Rogovsky — UX Researcher and Product Designer, HCI at NJIT

Toolkit

A pink New York postcard describing Neta's path from music, visual art, and fashion design to product design

Creative Practice | Gallery

Graphite portrait of a child blowing a soap bubble — Drawn by hand
Graphite sketches exploring portraits, still life, texture, and form.

Neta listening to music among vinyl records — The musician in me
Music projects, live performances, and collaborating through sound.

Neta singing on stage under orange and purple lights — The musician in me
Music projects, live performances, and collaborating through sound.

Constructed cream dress shown from multiple angles — From moodboard to garment
Designing pieces from sketch to final stitch.

Fashion illustration and technical sketches for a tailored outfit — From moodboard to garment
Designing pieces from sketch to final stitch.

Still the same person,
always crafting,
creating, and
thinking outside the box

Neta at age six with her Robot Friends, built from discarded materials collected around the house. March, 2012.