A

product designer

who is all

about making

users

trust

Hi, I'm Aanya

Product designer with 4 years of experience designing and shipping end-to-end digital products.

I turn ambiguous problems into systems that ship.

4 Years Experience

20+ projects shipped

What I do

The way I bring ideas to life.

Problem Framing & Discovery

I break down ambiguous problem statements into clear, testable hypotheses that align business goals with real user needs.

Designing for Scale & Constraints

I design systems that work under real-world constraints, ops load, edge cases, and adoption at scale without compromising usability

Funnel & Adoption Thinking

I use drop-off analysis, funnel metrics, and qualitative insights to improve onboarding, activation, and retention.

End-to-End Product Ownership

From discovery and wireframes to interaction design and handoff, I stay involved until the solution ships and performs.

Concept Projects

Explorations & Experiments

Feelog

A concept exploring emotional check-ins and reflection rituals

Concept App

Nifflr

Exploring decision support for maximising credit card rewards

Concept App

Coming Soon

Health at Home

Exploring care coordination and trust in home healthcare

Concept App

Coming Soon

About me

Get to know the person behind the screen

I’m a product designer who enjoys working on complex, real-world problems and shaping them into systems that people can rely on.

Over the past few years, I’ve worked across logistics and education platforms, designing workflows, onboarding experiences, and tools that balance business needs with everyday human behaviour. I’m most comfortable in ambiguous problem spaces — where clarity has to be designed, not assumed.

Outside of shipped work, I enjoy exploring new product ideas, experimenting with interaction patterns, and finding inspiration in everyday moments — whether that’s travel, quiet reading time, or simply observing how people interact with the world around them.

Let’s build something meaningful together....

I’m always open to conversations around product design, systems thinking and pasta recipes