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• Comment: This falls foul of WP:NEWLLM as well as being AI. Not sure why thought leaders need AI, but in any case it's an advertisement. Also the submitting editor name looks to contravene Wikipedia's username policy. ChrysGalley (talk) 13:24, 10 February 2026 (UTC)

NetBramha Studios is an Indian user experience (UX) and product design consultancy headquartered in Bengaluru, India. Founded in 2008 by Aashish Solanki and Dimple Jain, the company provides UX design, product strategy, research, and enterprise design services to startups and large enterprises. NetBramha has worked with global clients across technology, publishing, real estate, and security domains and has received recognition from international design and industry platforms, including the Red Dot Award and Clutch.

NetBramha Studios was founded in July 2008 in Bengaluru by Aashish Solanki and Dimple Jain. The studio began as a UX-focused design practice at a time when user experience design was an emerging discipline in India. In its early years, the company worked primarily with technology startups and digital-first businesses, gradually expanding into enterprise-scale UX and service design engagements.

Over the years, NetBramha broadened its offerings to include product strategy, information architecture, usability engineering, and research-driven design. The studio has since collaborated with global organizations across multiple industries, supporting digital transformation initiatives and large-scale design systems.

As of the 2020s, NetBramha operates as an independent design consultancy delivering projects for clients in India, Europe, the Middle East, and North America.

NetBramha Studios provides design and research services focused on digital products and platforms. Its core service areas include:

• User experience (UX) design
• Product and interface design
• User research and usability testing
• Information architecture
• Enterprise UX and design systems
• Service design and digital transformation support

The company follows a research-led design approach, combining qualitative and quantitative methods with iterative design and validation.

NetBramha has delivered design engagements for a range of organizations, including startups and large enterprises. Publicly documented projects include:

• Springer Nature – Nature Navigator, a digital platform designed to support scientific research discovery
• Emaar – Emaar One, an enterprise digital ecosystem for real estate services
• Projects for organizations such as SIS Group, SIXT, and Google, as listed in the company’s public portfolio

Details of these projects are documented through published case studies on the company’s website.

NetBramha Studios and its leadership have received several industry recognitions:

• Red Dot Award (Brands & Communication Design) – 2024, for the Springer Nature Nature Navigator project
• Clutch Champions – Fall 2023, recognizing top-performing service providers based on client reviews and market presence
• Recognition from the A' Design Award & Competition for design work in digital and communication categories

In addition, founder Aashish Solanki received the Eminent Engineer Award in 2023 for contributions to the design and technology ecosystem.

• Aashish Solanki - Founder and Chief Executive Officer
• Dimple Jain - Co-founder

The leadership team oversees design strategy, research practice, and client engagement across the studio’s projects.

NetBramha publishes articles, case studies, and insights related to UX design, product strategy, and research practices through its official blog. Members of the leadership team regularly participate in design conferences, workshops, and industry events, contributing to discussions on design maturity, enterprise UX, and design leadership.

• User experience design
• Product design
• Design consultancy

1. NetBramha Studios. “NetBramha completes 13 years.” Official company blog.
2. NetBramha Studios. “About NetBramha.” Official website.
3. NetBramha Studios. “Red Dot Award 2024 Winner – Springer Nature.” Company announcement.
4. NetBramha Studios. “Clutch Champions Fall 2023.” Company announcement.
5. A' Design Award & Competition. NetBramha profile and award listings.
6. LinkedIn. “NetBramha Studios – Company profile.”

• Official website: https://netbramha.com
• NetBramha Studios on LinkedIn