UI/UX Designer · Pune, India
I'm Abhishek — a designer who lives in the process. I craft interfaces, research systems, and visual languages that give ideas a body worth inhabiting.
Currently open to freelance & full-time opportunities
/ ABOUT
"The journey is the design.
The process is the product."
I'm a UI/UX Designer with 3 years of experience working across the full design spectrum — from ethnographic field research to pixel-perfect interfaces, from kinetic typography to 3D worlds.
My work doesn't start on a screen. It starts with a question, a conversation, or a walk through a strawberry farm in Mahabaleshwar. I believe design is the art of observation made visible — and I take that seriously.
I hold a razor-sharp obsession with craft. Typography, hierarchy, motion, space — I study these the way a musician studies theory. Not to follow the rules. To know exactly when to break them.
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/ WORK
Every project below started with a different question.
Here's what happened when I chased the answers.
Where the soil tells the story.
A full-cycle ethnographic field research in Mahabaleshwar. 95 interviews. 20 research papers. One documentary.
Two scripts. One voice.
Bold minimal composition where Devanagari and Latin scripts share equal visual authority.
Financial awareness research.
95 interviews. 63 survey responses. How Indians think about investing — and why fear wins.
Eight pages of designed chaos, held together by intention.
A magazine for a studio built on Navarasa — nine human emotions. Each spread shifts in tone. The grid breaks. The typography rebels. Then it resolves.
Classic typefaces, pushed to the edge.
Garamond, Baskerville, Bodoni — dissected, studied, then exploded into posters. Addiction spirals, Tarantino homages, Grammy disc tributes built on the Beethoven grid.
/ SKILLS
I don't collect tools. I master the ones that serve the work.
/ CONTACT
Whether you have a project, a problem, or just a good design conversation in mind — I'm always listening. Reach out. Let's start with a question.