Introduction

Namaste! I’m a Kathmandu‑based UI/UX designer and DesignOps specialist who grew up in Birgunj, Nepal. Every project deepens my mission: blending user empathy with radical simplicity through the Design Thinking process. The more I work everyday, the more I figure out that I am still learning and trying to understand how User Empathy is envisioned with simplicity in Design Thinking Process.

What I do

• End‑to‑End Product Design – from napkin sketch to launch‑ready code

• User‑Centric Problem‑Solving – informed by a Computer Science degree and relentless self‑learning

• Mentorship & Leadership – guiding juniors, syncing cross‑functional teams, and keeping clients in the loop

My self learned skills, Computer Science background and years of design experiences has allowed me to take ideas and concepts from prototype to working products. The products probably you have never heard of and most probably you will never use. Reasons could be many but the main reason is I am still waiting for an opportunity to contribute myself to something that will have seriously good impact on users and in society.

I’ve built plenty of niche products you may never see, but I’m hungry for the next challenge that creates real social impact.

Beyond the Pixel

• Artist at heart – drawing & sketching fuel my creativity

• Writer & Blogger – sharing design insights, book notes, and life lessons

• Book Collector & Ayurveda Researcher – forever curious about ancient wellness

• Mindfulness Explorer – practicing meditation techniques daily

• Polyglot – fluent in Bhojpuri, Maithili, Nepali, Hindi, English; conversational Tamil; dabbling in Malayalam

Everything aside, I am also a mentor with leadership ability and supportive quality fostering great relationship with newbies, team as well as clients.

Also, I love to learn new languages. Presently, I know भोजपुरी, মৈথিলী, नेपाली, English, हिंदी and understand basic தமிழ் (read and write too) and little bit of മലയാളം.

Let’s create something that matters — to users, to your business, and to society.