That's me :)

Amogh? That's me - a listener, a helper, and a friend who just happens to be obsessed with design.

My canvas used to be paper, now it's screens. But the core remains: understanding people, capturing their needs, and designing solutions that resonate. Fuelled by 3+ years of startup hustle, I've worn multiple hats - product designer, graphic designer, and even illustration artist. Design is my constant companion, and we're building something extraordinary together.

I thrive on sharing my design process, whether it's on stage or in a casual conversation. The future of UX excites me – a future where technology disappears, replaced by seamless interactions that feel as natural as a conversation with a friend. That's the world I'm building, one pixel at a time.

Résumé

Design is everywhere

Captured during the years 2022-2025 in the New York City.

Frequently Asked Questions

What industries have you designed for?

I’ve worked across IT, healthcare, ESG, e-commerce, education, and social spaces, crafting solutions that balance usability, accessibility, and business goals.
How do you handle complex projects?

I break down complexity into structured workflows. Whether it’s a multi-module ESG dashboard or an investment app, I ensure clarity in design and communication.
How do you prioritize features in a project?

I take a data-driven approach to feature prioritization, balancing user needs, business goals, and technical feasibility. I rely on user research and frameworks like the Impact vs. Effort matrix to guide decisions. Collaboration is key—I facilitate sessions with cross-functional teams to refine priorities effectively.
How do you handle feedback?

My process involves objectively analyzing the feedback, without having any personal bias around it. I prioritize suggestions based on their potential impact and alignment with project goals. For instance, during a UI project, I received a feedback that the text emphasis was lacking. I iterated text hierarchy, created a few options to compare, carried out the A/B testing to finalise the output
What’s your design philosophy?

I believe great design simplifies complexity and makes technology more human. My approach blends strategic thinking, accessibility, and visual storytelling to create experiences that truly connect with users.