Who Am I?
Hi! I’m a Product designer with 3+ years of experience, currently designing digital experiences at OneThing Design, where I create user-centered products that solve real-world problems through thoughtful research, strategy, and design.
What pulled me into UX wasn’t design itself, it was curiosity. Curiosity about why people behave the way they do, what makes something feel intuitive, and why some experiences just click while others fall apart. That curiosity now shapes how I approach every problem I solve. Over time, I’ve learned that good design isn’t about adding features or visual flair, it’s about removing friction, making complexity feel simple, and creating experiences that quietly do their job so well that users don’t have to think twice.
What Have I Been Working On?
At OneThing Design, I work on designing user-centered digital products across different domains, helping transform complex challenges into simple, intuitive experiences. My role involves understanding user needs, identifying pain points, and creating solutions that are both functional and delightful.
I collaborate closely with product managers, developers, researchers, and other stakeholders throughout the design process. My focus is on designing seamless, accessible, and scalable experiences that balance user needs with business goals while ensuring consistency and usability across products.
When I'm not Designing, you'll find me..
Volunteering
Dancing
Travelling
This is something I care a lot about. I mostly contribute in NGOs through design, planning or event support, which gives me a chance to learn practical nuances of management beyond my core role as well, such as leading, coordinating and planning.
I’m a professionally trained Kathak dancer and an active performer, currently pursuing my senior diploma in the same. Dance helps me slow down, stay present, and maintain balance, and it’s also my favorite way to unwind !
Travelling is also something I deeply enjoy, especially exploring the mountains, jungles and places close to nature. It helps me slow down, gain perspective, and return with a clearer, refreshed mindset.