I'm Siddharth, a UX designer exploring agentic workflows, AX design, and the future of human–AI interaction. I turn user research into practical, intuitive products that feel effortless to use.
End-to-end product design across AI tools, mobile, and dashboards — from research and personas to final UI and usability testing.
A multi-agent workspace that turns a product idea into a validated prototype — research, personas, flows, UI, and accessibility — with humans in control of every decision.
View case study →An AI interview coach that generates role-specific questions, runs realistic mock interviews, and gives feedback that feels supportive and genuinely actionable.
View case study →An AI workspace that synthesizes insights across many documents — clustering ideas, surfacing contradictions, and showing confidence so researchers stay in control.
View case study →A fast, intuitive food-ordering experience designed to cut decision fatigue and help users discover and order in just a few taps.
View case study →A clean personal-finance dashboard that makes tracking expenses, accounts, and goals feel simple for first-time and returning users alike.
View case study →UX designer focused on creating simple, intuitive digital experiences. I enjoy understanding user problems through research and turning insights into practical design solutions.
My approach combines empathy, clarity, and usability to make products feel effortless to use. I specialize in wireframing, prototyping, and testing to solve real usability challenges — and I'm constantly learning and refining my process to design experiences that truly serve users.
A full-stack design process — from understanding the user to shipping a tested, accessible interface.
A multi-agent SaaS platform that transforms a product idea into a validated prototype — handling research, personas, user flows, wireframing, UI generation, accessibility reviews and design critique in one connected workspace.
View Figma prototype ↗Most product teams lose weeks moving from an idea to a prototype — juggling Figma, Notion, Miro, ChatGPT and spreadsheets with no connecting layer, and struggling to trust AI output enough to present it to stakeholders.
The goal was a multi-agent workspace that automates the idea-to-prototype pipeline while keeping designers and product managers in full control of every decision that matters.
Automate the pipeline across eight specialist agents — research, persona, feature strategy, UX flow, wireframe, UI, accessibility and design critic — while keeping a human approval gate at every stage.
User enters a product idea or uploads a brief
Research Agent runs competitor, market and gap analysis
User reviews and approves research before moving on
Persona Agent generates personas; user approves or revises
Feature Strategy Agent proposes an MVP and priority roadmap
UX Flow Agent builds information architecture and journeys
Wireframe and UI agents generate low- then high-fidelity screens
Accessibility (WCAG) and Design Critic agents review quality
User reviews the final prototype and exports to Figma
Tested with 4 participants on an interactive Figma prototype. Users couldn't tell which agents had run, the confidence score lacked context, and approve / reject controls felt disconnected from the output they referred to.
A personal finance dashboard that helps users track expenses, manage accounts, and monitor financial goals in a simple, intuitive way.
View Figma prototype ↗Most people struggle to track where their money goes, understand their spending patterns, and manage multiple accounts in one place. Existing finance tools are often too complex, data-heavy, and not beginner-friendly.
The goal was a clean, user-friendly dashboard that simplifies financial tracking for both first-time and returning users.
User logs in to the dashboard
Views the dashboard overview with key metrics
Checks balances across accounts
Analyzes expenses by category and trend
Sets and tracks financial goals
I'm open to UX design roles and collaborations. The fastest way to reach me is email or LinkedIn — I'd love to hear what you're working on.