(Another) engineer turned designer
By my third year of engineering, I was unsure about what I wanted to do. I tried things like DSA, React, and Flutter, but none of them really clicked. Design entered the picture after I came across a UI/UX video, and it felt different. Layouts, typography, colors, and especially Figma prototypes kept me hooked. I experimented, tried animations, and shared some of that work online — which pushed me to keep going.
Last year, I joined Quicko as a design intern and later continued full-time. These days, I’m focused on product design, learning motion with Rive, and trying to get good as a webmaster.
Visual Design, Motion Design, Interaction Design, Data Visualisation, Product Thinking, Information Architecture, Design Systems
User Research, Competitive Analysis, Rapid Prototyping, Edge Case Reasoning, Usability Testing
Figma Products, Framer, Notion, Jitter, v0 by Vercel, Gemini & Chat GPT for Image Generation, HTML / CSS / JS
Iteration helps me think. A few rounds usually get things moving. If that doesn’t happen, I step away and return later instead of forcing it.
I lean toward simple solutions. Reducing things usually works better for me than adding more.
I optimise for speed. Shipping fast helps me think clearly — I’d rather get something out and make it better after.
I care a lot about small details like hover states, error messages, and subtle interactions.
I’m bad at process-heavy rituals while designing. Naming every Figma layer or keeping things perfectly organised mid-work just distracts me from actually designing.
Playlist curator with proven record
Massive Kohli fan
Casual runner
900 elo Chess player(sobbing)
Office re-watcher








