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Have you seen creativity at its peak?

yes, that’s me

I’m not creative all the time, honestly. I start where the user stands. When the work needs more, I bring creativity.

I look at every screen the way the person using it will. My head stays in the experience and in shipping real zero-to-one products. The creative part shows up when the problem calls for it, never for its own sake.

Vigneshwaran, arms crossed and smiling, standing outdoors in front of trees
hi, it’s me again
About

I ask “why?” before
anything gets built

I’m a product designer who works as a listener first. I sit on the user’s side of the problem, get the experience right, and only then decide what to put on the screen.

Currently a Product Designer at Swivl, building B2B field-service software, and coding my own products on the side to stay honest about what I ask engineers for.

Some lessons don’t wait until you’re ready. AI was one of mine. The world started moving faster, and learning it stopped being a choice. Now it’s part of my every day.

Work

Work worth a
second look

Four projects, each with the why left in. Hover to play one, click for a quick look.Tap one for a quick look.

What I do

Where I’m
most useful

My stack (I can adapt)

  • FigmaGo-to tool
  • VS CodeWhere the code lives
  • Premiere ProVideo editing
  • ClaudeThinking and building
  • ChatGPT CodexCoding agent
  • GeminiResearch and ideas
  • SlackTeam comms
  • JiraIssues and sprints
  • NotionDocs and planning
FAQs

Ask before
we start

  • With the person using it, not the screen. I look at every screen the way they will, and ask why before anything gets built.

  • Zero-to-one, mostly: the early, messy kind. B2B field-service software at Swivl, and my own apps on the side.

  • Yes. I built VOLA end to end in React Native, and building keeps me honest about what I ask engineers for.

  • Honestly, no. I start where the user stands. When the work needs more, I bring the creativity.

  • Bengaluru, India.

  • Press “Let’s talk” anywhere on this page and my email lands on your clipboard. Or find me on LinkedIn.