Hari H.

What if your UI/UX designer also thinks like an architect, someone trained to map how people move, decide, and feel inside a space? That's exactly the edge I bring to every digital product I work on. For the past 3 years, I have been working at a product company, designing, iterating on, and shipping real SaaS interfaces. I understand how product teams work: sprint cycles, design handoffs, component libraries, and the gap between a beautiful mockup and something that actually ships. I have worked across multiple SaaS product types, including dashboards, onboarding flows, admin panels, and data-heavy interfaces, always in Figma and always with an engineering handoff in mind. I spent 8+ years as a professional architectural designer delivering residential, commercial, and interior projects using AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Lumion. Architecture gave me something most UX designers don't have: a deep, trained instinct for spatial hierarchy, human scale, and how structure shapes behaviour. Every wireframe I draw and every layout I compose is informed by that foundation. What I can do for you: → SaaS product design: end-to-end UI/UX for web apps, dashboards, admin tools, and mobile-first products → Figma design systems: scalable component libraries built for real engineering teams → UX flows & prototypes: user journeys, wireframes, interactive prototypes ready for dev handoff → Architectural design: concept development, 3D visualisation, floor plans, interior design → Cross-discipline work: property tech apps, space management tools, real estate platforms Whether you need a UX designer who can hit the ground running inside your product team, or an architect who brings structured thinking to your digital product, I work fast, communicate clearly, and design with your users and your engineers in mind. Let's build something worth using. "Most UX designers have never had to explain why a corridor is 1.2 metres wide, or why a window placement makes a room feel larger than it is. I have. Seven years of architectural practice trained me to design for how people actually experience space physically and cognitively. That same instinct for flow, hierarchy, and human behaviour is what I now bring to SaaS interfaces. It's not a pivot. It's an upgrade."