Hey,I'mNestors👋
Welcome to my portfolio website. I like building web solutions.
In my free time, I enjoy cooking, looking at the night sky, taking pictures and going somewhere unknown in my car.
Based in
Riga, Latvia
Current focus
Design systems, product UX, and frontends with strong visual discipline.
Strength
Clear structure, restrained motion, and interfaces that feel considered.
Availability
Open to selected in-house roles and thoughtful collaborations.
Selected Work + Visual Notes
Case studies stay at the center. Photography stays in the mix as visual field notes.
Nature
Forest view
Quiet textures from Latvian woods.
Paris
Street light, soft rain
A small moment from a city that already knows how to frame itself.
Daugava
Coffee stop
A place worth staying in a little longer.
Purvi
Stillness, sulfur, and a lot of sky
Unfriendly smell. Strong atmosphere.
Night sky
Sputniks
A telescope, a patient camera, and enough darkness.
Latest Notes
Working notes on design systems, product UX, frontend craft, and the occasional visual tangent.
5 min read
What I Learned About Data Visualization
A UX-focused summary of how to choose clearer charts by starting with the user question, data type, visual channel, and comparison task.
2 min read
Hello World - Why I Started Writing
A short introduction to the notes section and what I want it to hold: design thinking, frontend craft, and the working process behind the polished parts.
2 min read
Why I Use Astro with React Islands
How Astro's island architecture lets me keep the site mostly static while using React only where interactivity earns its place.
I like products that feel composed from the first click: clear structure, quiet confidence, and details that hold up under real use.
( ABOUT ME )
My work sits where UX structure, frontend craft, and visual judgment overlap. I care about information
architecture, accessible interfaces, restrained motion, and systems that make teams faster instead of
noisier. Outside of product work I photograph cities, skies, and quiet details, build side projects, and
spend a lot of time looking for better ways to make digital things feel intentional.