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My best désign decisions are the steps I delete.

PRODUCT DESIGNUI/UX DESIGN

CHINTAN

Projects

00-1UX RESEARCH
00-2PRODUCT DESIGN

My Process

What I look for

Where people hesitate, repeat themselves, ask for help, abandon the task, or use a workaround. Those moments usually reveal the real désign problem.

What I avoid

Pretty screens with no argument. If I cannot explain the user need, the tradeoff, and the expected effect, the désign is not ready.

What I bring

Curiosity without ego. I am comfortable saying I do not know yet. I am also comfortable going to find out.

Certifications

Google : UX DesignIBM : Generative AI : Prompt EngineeringAnthropic : AI CertificationsAnthropic : Harness Engineering

About Me

I Suppose

I spend more time watching people than drawing screens. I study what they do, not what they say, and I build for the truth.

My Actual Story

Product DesignUX ResearchDesign Engineering

I trained as a designer, then spent five years somewhere else entirely.

A diploma in web désign, finished right as the world shut down. Instead of a désign career, five years of shift leadership across retail and food service in Canada, real-time operations, constant customer contact, and a front-row seat to how people actually behave under friction.

That's where the real training happened. Reading behavior instead of stated preference is a research skill before it's a désign skill.

A friend kept losing the same argument with the same customers: what was promised, what was fixed, who said what. So I built Repair Hub, a repair-tracking system that gives every job a record. It runs his shop today.See the case study

Worth saying plainly: the désign here is finished. The launch isn't, it's waiting on backend and product data that sit outside what I scoped.

Another shop owner asked me for an online store. What he actually needed was smaller: his customers already trusted WhatsApp to close a sale, just not to pay through it. I désigned for that trust instead of replacing it.

Got users who don't browse, click, and convert like the internet expects them to?Available for Product Design, UX, Design EngLet's talk

CHINTAN