In 2025, I stepped out of academia and into the fast-paced ecosystem at Titan, transitioning from pure conceptual exploration to building scalable, production-ready digital products. What started as an internship quickly expanded into leading end-to-end UX/UI initiatives across 5+ e-commerce platforms, including Beyon and Mia by Tanishq.
Working alongside product managers, engineering teams, and brand leads was a major turning point. I learned that great digital design requires balancing expressive visual polish with rigorous structural logic. From early-stage architectural concepts all the way to MVP deployments, my focus became clear: crafting interfaces that feel as intentional, warm, and enduring as the physical products Titan is known for.
Today, my work sits at the intersection of strategy, interaction design, and visual storytelling. I’m endlessly fascinated by the minutiae of product execution. Outside the canvas, you’ll usually find me out on a long run, tracking my pace, and taking in the quiet details of everyday architecture.
About me and why I design
About me and why I design
It all started with an obsession with tactile forms and spatial rhythm—observing how physical objects carry quiet identity, weight, and history before they ever touch a screen. I loved the idea that design wasn’t just a tool for solving clinical friction points, but a medium for self-expression and building trust. That early curiosity about how things are crafted led me straight into formal design education, where design stopped being just a discipline and became a way of viewing the world.
During my time at NIFT, my focus shifted from raw aesthetics to the deeper psychology behind why people interact with the things around them. School gave me the freedom to explore design untethered to purely corporate metrics—experimenting with forms, spatial geometry, and material storytelling. But more than anything, it instilled in me a deep respect for human behavior: the quiet hesitations, the daily rituals, and the emotional resonance behind every interaction.
In 2025, I stepped out of academia and into the fast-paced ecosystem at Titan, transitioning from pure conceptual exploration to building scalable, production-ready digital products. What started as an internship quickly expanded into leading end-to-end UX/UI initiatives across 5+ e-commerce platforms, including Beyon and Mia by Tanishq.
Working alongside product managers, engineering teams, and brand leads was a major turning point. I learned that great digital design requires balancing expressive visual polish with rigorous structural logic. From early-stage architectural concepts all the way to MVP deployments, my focus became clear: crafting interfaces that feel as intentional, warm, and enduring as the physical products Titan is known for.
Today, my work sits at the intersection of strategy, interaction design, and visual storytelling. I’m endlessly fascinated by the minutiae of product execution. Outside the canvas, you’ll usually find me out on a long run, tracking my pace, and taking in the quiet details of everyday architecture.
It all started with an obsession with tactile forms and spatial rhythm—observing how physical objects carry quiet identity, weight, and history before they ever touch a screen. I loved the idea that design wasn’t just a tool for solving clinical friction points, but a medium for self-expression and building trust. That early curiosity about how things are crafted led me straight into formal design education, where design stopped being just a discipline and became a way of viewing the world.
During my time at NIFT, my focus shifted from raw aesthetics to the deeper psychology behind why people interact with the things around them. School gave me the freedom to explore design untethered to purely corporate metrics—experimenting with forms, spatial geometry, and material storytelling. But more than anything, it instilled in me a deep respect for human behavior: the quiet hesitations, the daily rituals, and the emotional resonance behind every interaction.