
About Me
I’m a Product Designer who enjoys turning complex problems into simple, meaningful digital experiences.
I design intuitive products by combining user research, UX strategy, and scalable UI systems. What matters most to me is clarity, making sure products are easy to use, practical to build, and valuable for both users and businesses.
What I do
I’ve spent nearly 4 years designing digital products, mainly across B2B SaaS platforms and enterprise web applications. I enjoy working on complex systems, asking the right questions, and shaping clear workflows that scale as products grow.
My work usually involves:
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Understanding users and defining the right problems
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Designing UX flows, information architecture, and interactions
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Creating scalable UI and design systems
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Prototyping, testing, and iterating with feedback
I like being involved end to end, from early ideas and messy sketches to polished interfaces ready for development.
My background
I’m originally from India and currently based in Germany, where I’m building both my career and my life. Living and working across different cultures has shaped how I approach design, it’s made me more empathetic, adaptable, and thoughtful about the people I design for. I hold a Master’s degree in Digital Design (2024) from the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, where I focused on human-centered design, digital innovation, and emerging technologies.
How I think about design
For me, good design is:
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Human-centered — grounded in real user needs
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Thoughtful — guided by research and clear intent
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Practical — realistic, scalable, and easy to use
I enjoy collaborating closely with product managers, developers, and stakeholders. I value clear communication, shared ownership, and designing solutions that actually work in the real world.
Outside of work
Outside of design, I enjoy slowing down, exploring new places, noticing small details, and spending time with home gardening as I create a sense of home in a new country. These quiet moments help me reset, stay curious, and bring a fresh perspective back into my work.










