Product & UX designer · India
I design calm tools for busy households.
Research-led product design for everyday coordination: the dinner call, the grocery run, the shared list. Shipped, and used daily.
01 · Featured case study
Home Hub
A household app for four people that rings every phone at mealtime and keeps one honest grocery list, designed around what iPhones can’t do.
More work
MediMate
A practice-management app for small clinics: live appointment lists, patient history one tap away, and a dashboard for the whole practice.
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IRCTC Rail Connect
A UI redesign of the IRCTC Rail Connect app: a calmer visual system, a clearer sign-in for visually impaired users, and a booking flow you can follow at a glance.
Read case study02 · About
From physical ergonomics to digital ones.
I’m Shrey. I came to design from mechanical engineering, operations and data analytics, and I’m driven by curiosity about how people get through technology on an ordinary day.
Engineering taught me how tools fit human hands. Digital interfaces need the same care: less mental strain, a clear hierarchy, and tools that are comfortable and predictable to use.
Working on enterprise workflows, I spoke with teams about their day-to-day routines and watched people abandon rigid software for manual workarounds. Systems have to be built around human habits, not just around what the database finds convenient.
I pair qualitative listening with data. Numbers show where the friction is. Listening to people reveals why. Outside work I compose music, which taught me most of what I know about flow, pacing and feedback.
03 · What I bring
Constraints as material
Platform limits, budgets and older users shape the design rather than block it.
Decisions, written down
Every trade-off is logged with its reasoning, so the work survives handoff.
Shipped, then lived with
I design things my own household uses every day, and fix what they trip on.
04 · Playground
Thinking out loud
Notes on how I work, and side projects that don’t need a full case study.
