Product designer / Delhi, India

I design usefulproducts frommessy problems.

Turning ideas into thoughtful digital products, systems, and experiences that feel simple, useful, and engaging.

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Hi, I'm Nakul

I have 4 years 3 months into design, still learning something new most weeks

Made the switch into design in 2022 through 10k Designers

I have built products from 0 to 1 at fast-moving startups

When I'm not designing, I'm usually poking around Figma plugins,
testing new AI tools, or overthinking a micro-interaction that nobody will notice but me

Half my research happens by just watching people struggle with apps in real life,
it's a habit at this point, not just a job requirement

FigmaAdobe XDPrototypingUser ResearchUser Centered DesignMobile & Web AppDesign SystemsEnd To End DesignClaudeUser Journey MappingWireframingAccessibility & Inclusive DesignVisual DesignInformation Architecture

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Case Studies

From a lengthy sales process to a real-time design experience.

Modem Studio

Contribution: User Research, Product design
Outcome: 3–4 days sales process → under 30 minutes

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EquateMe personalized digital games shown across desktop and mobile

Designing Personalized Theme based Digital Games for Brands.

EquateMe Games

Contribution: End-to-end Product Design
Outcome: · Revenue Growth · Better OnboardingsRevenue Growth, Better Onboardings

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Balance finance app shown on three mobile screens

Turning Financial Insights Into Better Spending Decisions

Balance App

Contribution: User Research, Product design
Outcome: Expected better financial savings

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My Design Process

No project is the same, so my process flexes a bit each time, but this is the base process i follow

Understanding User Needs

I start by uncovering the real problem mapping user pain points against business goals before jumping to solutions.

Identify the Right Users

I pin down exactly who I'm designing for, so every decision after this has a clear person behind it.

Conduct User Research

After Identifying, I talk to real users, test assumptions, and let evidence not opinions guide the direction.

Build Flows & Wireframes

Once the direction feels right, flows and low-fidelity wireframes give it shape.

Test & Refine the Approach

I stress-test the direction with users, then move into high-fidelity designs once I know it holds up.

Review & Improve

I gather feedback early and often, refining the design until it actually works in the real world.