Products taken from idea to shipped code.
Product design, design systems and the Next.js front end — owned end-to-end, by one designer.
I've been shipping interfaces for five years — freelance clients, research-led concepts, and now a live healthcare product as a founding designer. Every project runs the same loop: research with real users, a proper design system, and front-end code I write myself.
Selected Work
One live product, then the concept studies where I practice research rigor.
The doctor's digital identity — one link that holds a whole practice. First cohort of doctors live on a paid subscription product; I own product, brand, design system and the entire Next.js front end. Live profile ↗

From seat-map confusion to checkout confidence — heuristic audit, redesigned flows, interactive prototype. Walkthrough ↗

A 75-person survey into why saved posts die in the scroll — filtering, context and reminders that turn saves into revisits.

247 freelancers surveyed (78% completion) plus field interviews in three cities — turned into invoicing, expense and tax flows.

Twelve interviews and a competitor teardown into an eight-section landing and brand system — in seven days.
in between shipping, I make things like these — @28.folds dribbble
How I Work
Six rules behind everything I ship.
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Evidence over opinion
Decisions start with data I collect myself — 75- and 247-person surveys, field interviews, usability passes. Taste breaks ties; evidence sets direction.
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Systems before screens
Tokens, type scales and components come first, so the fiftieth screen stays as consistent as the first — the discipline behind a 26-finding audit I ran on a live product.
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Design in code
I build what I design — Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind. No translation loss, no handoff decay: the Figma and the production DOM are the same idea.
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Motion with intent
Scroll-driven motion and micro-interactions that explain hierarchy and state — GSAP and Framer Motion as tools of clarity. If it doesn't guide the eye, it goes.
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Craft is the brand
Typography, spacing and detail carry the promise on every surface a user touches — from the landing page down to the OG card shared in a group chat.
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Ship, then sharpen
Real users beat internal debate. I ship the honest version, watch it live, and iterate — it's how every product I've worked on has grown, screen by screen.
Built on real reps
- First app on the Play Store at 16
- B.Tech Computer Science, VIT
- Designer-in-Residence, 10kdesigners
- Mentor, IxDA VIT
- Published in Bootcamp (Medium)
Proof, Counted
Case Studies, Written Up
Research-led breakdowns published in Bootcamp on Medium.
Let's work together.
Open to full-time product design roles — portfolio, resume and references on request.










