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Design Gallery

Smaller pieces, quick to look at.

Dashboards, flows and studies that don’t need a full case study. Each piece shows what it is, my part in it and who else worked on it.

Comms deck overview with sample data: reported, eligible, triggered, not triggered, delivered and bounced counts, charts by stage and channel, and a card for each of the six stages.

A comms deck for every redemption message

A date-wise dashboard for the redemption process: six stages, email and SMS counts at each one, and the records that should have got a message but didn’t.My role: DesignerView piece

The Funding dashboard with sample data, split down the middle: the left half in light mode, the right half in dark mode.

One palette, light and dark, for five dashboards

Five operations dashboards moved onto shared colour variables with a light and a dark mode, dark generated from light. Layout and structure stay as they were.My role: DesignerView piece

Account Centre with sample data: the signed-in user’s business profiles in a table with a masked PAN, a sample ARN and the approval status, and links to security and account settings.

Multi-profile sign-in and an account centre

One login for people who run more than one mutual fund distribution business: sign-up checks, OTP and passkeys, a profile switcher and an Account Centre where changes wait for approval.My role: One of the designersView piece

Nominee audit in light mode with sample data: one table comparing current and proposed nominee details with one field marked changed, and a review panel with approve, send back and reject.

A nominee audit screen, redesigned

My redesign proposal for a nominee data audit screen: one table of current against proposed values, a Changes only filter and review states, in light and dark. Review kept the original layout.My role: Designer, redesign proposalView piece

Two phone screens from a stock-news prototype for a made-up company, Lumora: a price chart, a headline and a dark panel of analyst avatars to drag between stories.

Drag to the next story

A stock-news screen: drag the row of analyst avatars to move to the next take, and the chart, price and headline change with it. Practice, never shipped.My role: Solo practiceView piece

A dark card titled Integrating with Circular, with an icon tile, two buttons and a soft glow running along its border.

2025Partly mine

A glowing border that travels

A card with a glow that travels round its border, and a pause and play control. Recreated for practice from a tutorial. Practice, never shipped.My role: Solo practiceView piece

A website hero, shown whole with its nav, reading A creative agency for bespoke branding, design, and product systems, with small UI stickers popped out round the words: a toolbar, a toggle, a search field, a text box and a button.

2025Partly mine

Words that pop out on hover

An agency hero where hovering over a word pops small pictures out round the text. Recreated for practice from a tutorial. Practice, never shipped.My role: Solo practiceView piece

Game UI menus in warm parchment colours: an inventory with item tiles and stats, an equipment menu, and dialogue boxes with options.

2023Partly mine

A small game UI kit

Parts for a fantasy game’s interface: icons, buttons, chips, tabs, dialogue boxes and equipment and inventory menus, with animated variants. Practice, never shipped.My role: Solo practiceView piece

A dark round knob with tick marks round its rim and a pointer line, lit from one side, on a white background.

A 3D knob

A dial drawn in Figma from a few circles, layered fills and shadows, so a flat shape reads as a physical knob. Practice, never shipped.My role: Solo practiceView piece

A white card labelled Aman UX/UI, with a blurred orange and yellow glow seen through a grid of glass tiles, on a dark background.

A glass tile card

A card with a frosted surface of glass tiles over a warm orange glow. Practice, never shipped.My role: Solo practiceView piece

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