butter chicken loving
designer and deep thinker
Hailing from the quaint city of Guwahati in northeastern India, my early fascination with creating tattoo designs on school notepads paved the way for my passion for design and art.
This creative journey led me to the United States, where I pursued a Master’s degree in Human-Computer Interaction/Design (HCI/d) at Indiana University Bloomington.
To me, design goes beyond mere aesthetic appeal. It is a journey of empathy and understanding, an opportunity to view the world through diverse lenses and integrate those insights into my work.
things I am passionate about, outside design
travel
indie music
hiking
photography
documentaries
table tennis
what sets me apart as your next design innovator?
Pixel Precision in Every Project
My relentless pursuit of perfection is reflected in every design detail, ensuring immaculate, user-centric experiences that resonate on every screen.
Beyond the Screen Innovation
I believe if it can be imagined, it can be created. This mindset empowers me to prototype solutions that transcend traditional screens, venturing into the tangible realms where user interaction is boundless.
Clarity from Complexity
Faced with the most complex and undefined problems, I delve deep to uncover pathways to clarity, turning the ambiguous into the obvious, and challenges into stepping stones for innovation.
what is my design process?
Iterative Innovation
I believe in the power of iteration; each cycle is an opportunity to refine and perfect. My process is a relentless quest for the 'better,' turning good designs into great experiences.
Empathy as the Foundation
Design, for me, starts with understanding the heart of the user experience. I immerse myself in their world to ensure that every solution is not just functional but feels like it was made just for them.
Collaboration Meets Independence
While I thrive on collaboration, my independent spirit ensures I can steer a project from concept to reality, advocating for the user’s voice at every stage.
what I am doing, when not working.....
