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01 / Human-first, pixel-aware

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I'm Naman, an HCI designer and creative technologist. I ask awkward questions early, so products can feel obvious later.

Based in London
Curious everywhere

RESEARCH INTERACTION DIGITAL CULTURE HUMAN-CENTRED SYSTEMS NO MYSTERY MEAT NAVIGATION RESEARCH
02 / Selected workSee all projects ↗

A few things
made with care.

Products, systems and experiments shaped by research, prototyping and a healthy dislike of needless friction.

01 / 2025
Interaction / Case study

Tangible UI

A haptic rotary controller paired with a meditation interface, translating breath rhythm into tactile detents.

03 / My journeyScroll to trace the route

From code to context,
one curious turn at a time.

The route was not linear. Each chapter added a new way of noticing: systems, stories, people, interfaces and the spaces between them.

2019 — 2023

Computer Science Engineering

AKTU · India

Learned how systems work—then became more interested in how people experience them.

2022

Video Editor

Genesis BCW

Found clarity through rhythm, sequence and knowing precisely what to leave out.

2022 — 2023

Visual Communicator

WWF-India

Turned climate stories into motion, campaigns and visual language for younger audiences.

2023 — 2024

Product Designer

Metalane Inc.

Designed complex healthcare journeys around the realities of patients and families.

2025 — 2026

MSc Human–Computer Interaction

UCA London

Moved from making interfaces to questioning the systems, bodies and contexts around them.

Now

HCI Designer & Creative Technologist

London · Curious everywhere

Researching, prototyping and building human possibilities—usually with chai nearby.

Six ways of
paying attention.

Hover through the ideas that shape how I frame interfaces, images and experiences. The full Lens page keeps them moving.

05 / The short versionLess theatre. More signal.

Serious about people.
Suspicious of jargon.

I move from messy research to tangible prototypes, keeping the human stakes visible while the pixels, flows and technical constraints fall into place.

Good interfaces explain themselves. Great ones leave room for the person using them.
06 / Pocket-sized hello

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Keep the curiosity.

A tactile little introduction for the digital world—part visiting card, part interface, entirely me.

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