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Designer who measures
success in outcomes,
not deliverables.

Eight years in B2B, and I genuinely love it, taking dense, data-heavy problems and shaping them into something intuitive and tasteful. Now I'm learning to build what I design.

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This is our Human

Hari Krishna

Work

Currently

Senior UX Designer

@ Vendavo · Pricing SaaS

Experience

8 yrs

Enterprise SaaS · B2B

Personal

0→1 Shipped

05 Products

Currently building KASU iOS app

📍 Location

Kerala, India

GMT +5:30

Tool Stack

✦ CRM

✦ HRTech

✦ Finance

✦ Pricing

✦ EdTech

✦ NGO

✦ Supply Chain

✦ User Research

✦ AI Prototyping

✦ Design Systems

✦ Visual Design

✦ Builder

✦ Enterprise SaaS

✦ CRM

✦ HRTech

✦ Finance

✦ Pricing

✦ EdTech

✦ NGO

✦ Supply Chain

✦ User Research

✦ AI Prototyping

✦ Design Systems

✦ Visual Design

✦ Builder

✦ Enterprise SaaS

How I work

Research to reality — no handoff gap.

Research & synthesis

Talk to users, analyze data to find real problems. Then use AI to surface patterns and insights at scale.

Prioritize with stakeholders

Align business and user needs. Decide what to build first and why.

Design & prototype

Design end-to-end flows, then build a functional prototype in code — not just Figma — to validate ideas fast.

Test & iterate

Validate with real users and stakeholders. Iterate until the solution is right.

Ship & measure

Dev collab or own the build. Then track adoption, task completion and NPS delta to close the loop.

Selected work

Case studies in outcomes

Personal Product Stash · macOS · Windows · Linux

A clipboard history you can drag back out

A menu-bar app that keeps everything you copy and lets you drag any past clip straight back out — into Notion, Figma, or an AI tool. Designed and built solo, end-to-end.

Problem People copy 30+ times a day — only the last clip survives

My role Builder — product, design & engineering, solo

Key decision Native drag-out, and memory-only by default

Outcome 50% fasterreference collection

In progress · Enterprise

Enterprise UX Office Works · Currently writing

Office Works — a workplace tool redesigned from the ground up

The full case study is being written up. The details are worth the wait.

Problem—

My role—

Key decision—

Outcome—

Coming soon

More work

Visual & motion craft

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Employee Dashboard

View on Dribbble

Sleep App

View on Dribbble

Travel Agent Dashboard

Parking App II

Parking App I

Expedia Redesign II

Expedia Redesign I

Steam Redesign

Vampi · Pokemon

Employee Dashboard

Sleep App

Travel Agent Dashboard

Parking App II

Parking App I

Expedia Redesign II

Expedia Redesign I

Steam Redesign

Vampi · Pokemon

Angry Bird

Magic Potion 3D

Drone Ride App

Rocket 3D

Sushi Platter

Food Bank

Pokedex

Goal Tracker UI

Angry Bird

Magic Potion 3D

Drone Ride App

Rocket 3D

Sushi Platter

Food Bank

Pokedex

Goal Tracker UI

About Me

Eight Years of
Showing Up
for the User

Senior UX Designer from Kerala, India. 8 years designing complex enterprise software — pricing engines, HR systems, supply chains. The kind of work where bad design has a real cost.

Outside work, I'm building products with Claude Code and Cursor, obsessing over Red Dead Redemption 2, and deep in Liverpool FC's pressing stats and tactical breakdowns.

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Years in B2B

8 yrs

Enterprise SaaS across 7 industries

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Projects shipped

30+

Research to production, end to end

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Users interviewed

200+

Insights that shaped decisions

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Business impact

40%

Avg. efficiency gain delivered

Designer who measuressuccess in outcomes,not deliverables.

Research to reality — no handoff gap.

Research & synthesis

Prioritize with stakeholders

Design & prototype

Test & iterate

Ship & measure

Case studies in outcomes

Making price recommendations trustworthy enough to follow

A clipboard history you can drag back out

Office Works — a workplace tool redesigned from the ground up

Visual & motion craft

Eight Years ofShowing Upfor the User

Designer who measures
success in outcomes,
not deliverables.

Eight Years of
Showing Up
for the User