Product Designer
Where everything points now. Research, flows, systems and the visual craft pulled into one practice, and figuring out where AI actually earns a place in that workflow.
“I blend user research, UI and motion to design products that feel effortless to use”
Combining user research with multidisciplinary execution in product design.
Where everything points now. Research, flows, systems and the visual craft pulled into one practice, and figuring out where AI actually earns a place in that workflow.
Marketing UI/UX and branding side by side. Shipped two full case studies, InsureOne (an AI insurance app) and Lexicon (an education platform), end to end from research through prototype.
Brand work, campaign assets, and a lot of iterations. This is where I learned that a strong visual system saves more time than any shortcut.
A three-month internship where movement stopped being decoration. Animating interfaces taught me pacing, and pacing turned out to be half of what makes a product feel good.
Everything I reach for, day to day. Drag them around. They don't mind.
Across brand work, marketing UI and full case studies, the brief is always the same: take the friction out and hand back something the team can actually ship.
UI/UX designs creatives prepared by Sudeep are simple, user-friendly and mainly focuses on user needs. He collaborates well with the team and communicate effectively. Also, delivers work on time and are open to feedback.
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UI/UX and product design, plus graphic design, motion graphics and 3D. Most projects start with research and end with a prototype your team can build from.
Understand the problem, map the flow, wireframe, then design. I share work in stages so feedback lands while it's still cheap to change.
Yes, most of my work happens alongside PMs and engineers. I hand off documented components, states and edge cases, not just screens.
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Yes. I've worked across time zones and I'm comfortable with async updates, shared boards, and whatever tools your team already uses.
Figma and Framer day to day, Illustrator and Photoshop for visual work, After Effects and Premiere for motion, Spline and Blender for 3D.
The InsureOne and Lexicon case studies walk through research, problem framing, iterations and final screens. Ask and I'll send the deck.
Book a 30-minute call or email nagasaisudeep@gmail.com with what you're building. I'll come back with scope, timeline and next steps.
An intelligent learning ecosystem that brings knowledge, skills and guidance together, helping users discover, learn and master new skills without leaving the app.
Most learners aren't short of material. They're short of structure. The friction sits between the tools, not inside them.
Lexicon brings courses, progress tracking and teacher interaction into a single AI-powered platform. The solution focuses on clarity, continuity and personalization so learners stay engaged and actually finish what they start.
Course discovery, lessons, progress and doubt-solving all x-live in one app, with no switching between platforms.
AI-driven recommendations suggest courses and lessons based on skill level, interests and learning behaviour.
Clear categories and curated course lists cut decision fatigue at the moment of choosing what to learn next.
Progress indicators, milestones and completion status give learners a reason to come x-back tomorrow.
Direct access to teachers resolves doubts instantly, without the learner ever leaving the platform.
The objective was to understand how learners currently discover, consume and manage online learning content, and to identify the challenges they face: lack of structure, low motivation, app switching and unclear progress.
“I want clear guidance on what to learn next without wasting time jumping between apps.”
“I want to learn consistently, but only if the path is clear and worth my time.”
A violet-led palette with high-contrast accents, all tested to AAA. Montserrat carries headlines, buttons and body across web and mobile.
From onboarding through to payment, the AI tutor and teacher support, each flow built on the same components, grid and navigation model.