Hello
Here's who I am & what I do
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I am an architect-turned-UX designer with 5+ years of research-based design experience. Proficient in design development, UI, website design, Figma prototype, SEO, quantitative research, and digital illustrations, my specialization lies in crafting user experiences that drive sales across B2C and B2B sectors, catering to startups and mid-sized clients in tech, health & beauty, food, and real estate industries.
Case Studies
This portfolio showcases a curated collection of my notable case studies as a UX Designer a. It serves as a testament to my expertise in design, showcasing some of my selected projects that demonstrate my skills that I have honed in my UX journey.
Pace - Desktop Client
User Interface Design project
3 months
With Pace Desktop, students can easily access all the tools and resources they need to succeed in their academic journey. The client provides a sleek and intuitive interface that allows students to seamlessly navigate through all the different aspects of their university experience.
Base - A Student Housing Rental
UX/UI Project
3 months
Base is a mobile house rental application that is designed by the students for the students itself. Base is an attempt to iron out difficulties and create an experience that reduces the frustration of students and make the process of finding an accommodation hassle-free. Base aims at providing housing and renting options to its users who undergo the mandatory verification process.
The Best Rental App Design by
DesignRush
Blue Collab - Information Kiosk
UX Generative Research & Design
3 Months
Access to water quality information is critical in order for students in university campuses to make health-informed decisions. How might we design a system that display water information on campus to create awareness among students about the water quality index (WQI).
Amazon & accessibility
UX research Project
On going
This project is an attempt to address the problems faced by visually challenged people while checking out from the Amazon cart. This was brought to light to us when we found out that Amazon Web pages are only rated "A" by the WCAG guidelines. Our current attempt here is to find the root of the problems faced by the visually challenge people using interviews and cognitive walkthroughs.
