Info
I design interaction and UX — then prototype it until it behaves.
I'm Aayush — an interaction and UX designer based in Noida. I finished my bachelor's in design, where the focus was interaction and UX, and I've been designing for about five years across college work and freelance, with six clients so far.
Most of the work happens in Figma: flows, structure, screens, and the case study that explains why each decision went the way it did. I spent six months at Mala-Akbari in Delhi through 2025. Right now I'm freelancing and looking for a studio or product team to join.
I'm not a developer, and I'd rather say so than imply otherwise. When something needs to exist as a real site I build it with AI-assisted tools — this site is one of them. The college work is built end to end in Figma with the research and reasoning documented alongside it.
What I do
At a glance
Questions
From hiring managers, studios and freelance clients.
What roles are you open to?
UX designer, interaction designer, product designer on the UI side, design researcher, and front-end design work — the design half of the front end, not the engineering. I'm early in my career and looking for a studio or product team where I'll be reviewed properly. Freelance and contract projects run alongside that.
When can you start?
Now. My degree is finished and I'm freelancing rather than employed, so there's no notice period to work through — only whatever client commitments are open at the time, which I'll tell you about in the first email.
How quickly do you reply?
Within two working days, to every serious enquiry — including the ones where the answer is no.
Where can you work from?
I'm in Noida and work in IST. Remote anywhere suits me, hybrid across Delhi NCR is easy, and I'll relocate for the right role — tell me the profile and I'll give you a straight answer on whether the move works.
How much experience do you have?
About five years of designing across college and freelance, with six clients so far, plus six months at Mala-Akbari in Delhi through 2025. I'm a fresher by employment history, not by practice.
Do you code?
Not as a developer, and I won't pretend otherwise. I design in Figma and build shipping sites with AI-assisted tools — this site is one of them, in Next.js and Sanity. That's enough to hand engineers something buildable and to talk to them without a translator, but it isn't production engineering and I'd be joining a team to design, not to write the app.
What do you work in?
Figma and Framer for design and prototyping, Photoshop and Illustrator for graphic and print work, and Antigravity and Claude Code for building.
What's the difference between the case studies and the client work?
The college projects are built end to end in Figma with the research and the reasoning documented — those show how I think. The client work shows what survives contact with a deadline and someone else's opinion. Both are on this site; read the case studies if you want to judge the thinking.
Do you take freelance alongside a full-time role?
Yes, and I've been doing exactly that since college. Send the scope and the deadline in the first email and I'll say whether it fits.
How do you price freelance projects?
By scope rather than a published day rate — a poster set and a multi-week product engagement aren't the same unit of work. Tell me what needs to exist, and by when, and a figure comes back within two working days.
Do you take graphic design work?
Yes — posters, layout and art direction. A lot of it is in the archive rather than written up as case studies, because the work is the artefact.
Contact
Elsewhere
Toolkit
Figma · Framer
Photoshop · Illustrator
Antigravity · Claude Code