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Four case studies, the live product first. Each one opens with a 15-second snapshot.
The first client signed on my Figma prototype, before the build.
Helping listed Indian companies see who really owns their shares
Investor relations teams couldn’t see who really owned their shares. I led the design from a 2-day first version to a live product with an AI assistant.
4client companies live
- Role: Lead designer
- Years: 2025–26
- Product: AEGIX at KFintech
- Platform: Web, desktop
Results clustered, and the labels collided
The Event Graph puts results, dividends and roadshows on the price line. Labels worked in the first version until clustered results overlapped. The shipped build uses markers with hover details.
Figma and React match in all 432 Button renders.
One Figma and React system for KFintech’s digital products
Our products drew one button in at least seven heights. I set the rules for one system in Figma and React, and checked every part the AI agents built.
7 → 3primary button heights
- Role: Sole designer, self-initiated
- Year: 2026
- Company: KFintech
- Platform: Figma and React
One button, at least seven heights
The product files drew the main button at 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48 and 56 px, in three blues. The library has three sizes, 24, 32 and 40 px, and one colour token.
About 500 Android screens, drawn by hand.
Designing an all-in-one AI health app for how India eats
People ate without a plan, and calorie apps didn’t understand home food. I designed flows for all 12 app areas, including an AI meal log you fix in plain words.
8 of 12app areas reached beta testers
- Role: Intern, then founding designer
- Years: 2023–25
- Company: Burpy
- Platform: Android app
Hostels don’t have kitchens
A meal plan assumes you cook. So onboarding asks first where your food comes from: home, a tiffin service, a canteen or a hostel mess. Nobody without a kitchen gets kitchen questions.
The scan stays beside the fields, all 8 pages.
Helping KYC teams in India turn scanned paper forms into checked records, field by field
Teams typed 66 fields per individual application by hand from scanned paper forms. Now software reads the scan first, and I designed how people confirm each field before approval.
100 daysfrom joining to the agency’s launch
- Role: One of three product designers
- Year: 2025
- Product: KYC Registry Platform at KFintech
- Platform: Web, desktop
The blurry scan
Software reads the scan first, but not every field comes out clean. Each section’s ring shows the share of fields read cleanly, and under 100% turns red, so the checker starts there. Approve stays off until every field is verified.
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