Every frustrating experience you've had was someone's design decision, I make better ones.

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// 01 · 2025

KOSH

India scaled payments faster than it built trust. UPI made money move in seconds, but instant is also irreversible. Kosh is the missing layer: a conditional payment system that holds funds until both sides agree the work is done.

Role UX Researcher · Product Designer
Method Contextual Inquiry · Regulatory & JTBD Analysis
Tools Figma · FigJam · Notion
Read Time 8 Minutes
Duration 10 Weeks
Type Fintech / Trust
Platform Responsive Web App
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// 02 · 2025

ARKA

Indian homeowners generating solar energy had no legible way to understand what their system was doing. Data existed, dashboards didn't. Arka redesigned the monitoring experience from opaque to actionable, taking comprehension time from 18 minutes to 4.

Role UX Researcher · UI Designer
Method Usability Testing · Contextual Inquiry
Tools Figma · Maze · Dovetail
Read Time 7 Minutes
Duration 10 Weeks
Type Data Design
Platform iOS & Android
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// 03 · 2024

NESTSTUDY

Students want to study together. They never actually do. The enemy isn't motivation, it's the gap between intent and action. So we built Nest.

Role UX Research + Interaction Design
Method 20 Interviews · 4 Competitor Audits
Tools Figma · FigJam · Notion
Read Time 6 Minutes
Duration 8 Weeks
Type Study & Productivity
Platform iOS & Android
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Akshat Singh standing in a moving crowd at a crosswalk 05.06.2025 14:42:31 IST Design lives in the details Rec
// Little Perspective
Name
Akshat Singh
Based
Mumbai
Education
B.Des Communication Design · Nirma University · 2025

Hi, I'm Akshat. I tend to start in the opposite place from most design discussions. Instead of asking how a screen should look, I like asking why the system works the way it does in the first place. Most frustrating experiences aren't caused by a single bad interface. They're usually the result of disconnected decisions, unclear incentives, or workflows that don't match how people actually think and work.

That's the part of design that interests me. I enjoy untangling complexity, understanding the bigger picture, and finding ways to make products feel clearer, more intuitive, and easier to trust. It's the same philosophy behind this portfolio: zoom out first, understand the system, then design the details.

And since I've already claimed that bad design is a choice, I'm doing my best to make sure this portfolio isn't one of them.

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