Anuj Pawar

• Led end-to-end design for a Web3 analytics SaaS platform, designed 200+ responsive screens across web and mobile, and 5+ high-fidelity prototypes.

• Built a scalable design system with 30+ reusable components, defined clear information architecture and user flows, and created 25+ pitch slides and brand guidelines including merchandise.

• Designed 10+ high-converting lead generation landing pages using streamlined style guides to maintain consistency and speed up development.

• Delivered 3 concurrent design projects in 12 weeks: B2B dashboard, EV charging utility app, and business website/landing page, with the help of design sprints. Collaborated with product managers and developers.

• Revamped the pitch deck by iterating and redesigning the visual graphics to craft a more engaging narrative for stakeholders and clients.

• Collaborated with product managers and UX researchers across 4 projects, including healthcare SaaS, utility app for appliance electricity tracking, and hospital shift management, to develop user personas and improve error prevention in user flows.

• Designed new UI components and features while maintaining design systems, ensuring the successful deployment of global-scale healthcare products.

• Achieved a CGPA of 8.2/10, demonstrating strong academic performance and technical proficiency.

• Participated as a semifinalist in the Smart India Hackathon, contributing to tech projects as an HTML, CSS, and JS developer.

• Identify common job responsibilities of entry-level UX designers and other teams you might work with.

• Understand foundational concepts in UX design, such as user-centered design, the design process, accessibility, and equity-focused design.

• Explain why design sprints are an important and useful part of a UX designer’s work.

• Describe what user experience (UX) is and why it is important

• Explain the foundations of UX design and the impact it can have on your business

• Identify the key approach, attitude and process elements which are necessary for UX design

• Describe the ‘design’, ‘develop’ and ‘release’ stage of the UX process and what ‘user journeys’ are

• Identify the concepts of information architecture and the importance of good structure for usability

• Identify the concepts and explain reasons for creating prototypes

• Explain the how and why of drawing wireframes, the importance of low-to-high detail and the benefits of interactive prototypes

Precisione is a luxury brand identity design through a conceptual watch brand inspired by Bvlgari's minimalist aesthetic. The goal was to create a cohesive visual system that resonates with discerning, affluent customers who value timeless elegance.

Credo is a digital workspace platform that promotes employee recognition, appreciation, and motivation. I created it to foster a more engaging work environment and strengthen company culture.

112 is a redesigned concept for India’s emergency app, focused on quick, easy access during critical moments. The original app works but feels outdated. This design aims to improve speed, clarity, and usability without replacing the existing system.