Guided by high-fidelity prototyping and a strong command over data visualization, I’ve navigated the UX galaxy, creating user-centered designs.
My expertise spans accessibility, responsive design, and design systems, applied across B2B, B2C, service as well as product spaces.
Along the way, I’ve earned patents, delivered conference talks, and published white papers to illuminate new paths in UX.
Below are some key projects I've worked on in my career. If you are a recruiter or hiring manager, the password should be in my resume. You can also request a password by contacting me.
Conducted usability tests and contextual enquiries to identify key problems in an Airline Fare auditing platform. Based on insights from this reasearch, I redesigned the auditing experience to enable faster auditing with reduced errors.
Reimagined the website’s experience with a goal of making it easy to find product information and buying options. I remapped the user's flow and refined various components to enable an easy and seamless experience.
Designed the configure and buy experience so that customers can effortlessly purchase small consumer equipment like lawn mowers from Deere.com. Empowered by multiple rounds of user testing, I simplified the configuration process so customers can confidently make purchases online.
Three key takeaways: Why data visualisations on mobile is slowly moving from being just a “good to have” feature to being the “need of the hour? What approach to follow while creating data visualisations for mobile? Common mistakes to be aware of and avoid while thinking data visualisation from mobile.
This talk explores methods and principles of designing accessible data visualizations. These visualizations will enable all users to access the same insight from the same pool of data, irrespective of any kind of visual impairment they might have.
This paper presents four design patterns that help make visualizations easy to use on mobile devices. The patterns help overcome some of the challenges faced when designing data visualizations for mobile devices.
Access full paperThis paper describes the journey or process followed by a designer to create the 'Progressive disclosure' pattern. This pattern helps users dive into details without making the interface cluttered and confusing.
Access full paperThe experience of information visualisations depend on multiple qualitative, quantitative, and contextual parameters which are often unmeasurable and incomparable. This patent relates to a system and method that collects, processes, and analyzes multiple parameters to profile the visualization. This is done by considering context by computing the chart complexity, benchmarking, summarizing parameters as hedonic and pragmatic scores, plotting on a scatter chart, and labeling based on scatter chart position.
View Complete PatentThis is a design patent that encompasses a variation of the gantt chart that enables comparing planned vs actual data. It also ensures insights are accessible on various devices include mobiles. This design visualises planned start and end dates, actual start and end dates, delays and leads, as well as current position as compared to the larger timeline. Furthermore, it enables user to drill deeper from tasks to subtasks to better understand project progress.
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