Design
UI/UX design for mobile and desktop apps
A good app starts with clear flows and screens people understand without instructions. I map the user journey, prototype it in Figma, and set up a small design system. Because I also build apps, I design only what can be built well. I won a UI/UX hackathon prize in 2024 (1st runner-up, Patient Journey Challenge).
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Problems this solves
- You have an app idea in your head or in notes, and no clear picture of what the screens and steps should be.
- Designs from a separate agency looked great but were awkward or costly for developers to build.
- Users download the app, get confused during sign-up or setup, and never come back.
- Every screen looks slightly different because there are no shared colors, spacing or components.
What I build
- User flows and screen maps that show every step from first launch to the main task
- Wireframes to test the layout and order of steps before spending time on visuals
- High-fidelity Figma screens for iPhone, Android or desktop windows
- Clickable Figma prototypes you can put in front of real users to test
- A small design system with colors, type, spacing and reusable components
- A build-ready handoff, or I build the app myself from the same design
How it works
1Understand the task
We define who the app is for and the one job it must do well. I map the flow and list the screens it needs.
2Wireframe and test
I sketch the screens in low fidelity and make them clickable, so we find confusing steps while they are cheap to change.
3Visual design system
I apply your brand to the screens and build the shared components, then check the result against platform conventions.
4Handoff or build
You get organized Figma files ready for any developer, or I carry the design straight into a working app.
Work that shows it
Tools I use
- Figma
- Jetpack Compose
- SwiftUI
- Kotlin
- Swift
- Next.js
- Design tokens
Working with clients abroad
I work remotely with clients worldwide from Assam, India, and in person across Assam and Guwahati. Quotes are in USD and paid by Wise or international bank transfer. Code lives in your GitHub from day one, and you get a staging link to try at every step.
Questions
Tell me what you have in mind, and I'll tell you how I'd build it.