Interfaces that stay out of the way. I design user-centred digital products — from research and wireframes to interaction detail — for real problems in mobility, learning, and public safety.
Bangalore, IN
An ESP32 bedside device that reads body comfort, not room temperature, and adjusts cooling automatically through the night.
A touchscreen kiosk for public parks — maps, emergency access, and "Find My Kid."
Peer-to-peer parking, cab booking, and vehicle insurance in one flow.
An adaptive learning companion that reshapes its path as a student progresses.
"I'm a Bachelor of Design student specialising in UI/UX at PES University, with a foundation in product design and visual communication."
I focus on solving real problems through user‑centred design — starting with how people actually behave, not how a flowchart assumes they will. Good design, to me, is simple, intuitive, and purposeful: understand the user, isolate the real problem, then translate that insight into something clear enough to build. I hold usability and visual craft to the same standard — one without the other isn't finished work.
Bachelor of Design (UI/UX) — PES University
Traveling and exploring different cultures has shaped my perspective as a designer — it's taught me to read diverse user behaviour and approach problems with empathy and curiosity, not assumptions.
Framing, light, and patience carry over directly into how I compose a screen.
@akshay_photography11 →I'm looking for a team that treats research, interaction detail, and visual craft as one job, not three. If that's you — I'd love to talk.