Research first, screens second. I turn user frustration into interfaces that feel obvious — and test them to prove it.
Every project starts with questions. Who are the users? What are they actually struggling with? What does the data say?
I'm Tathagat — a UX designer from India. Research, empathy maps, wireframes, Figma, usability testing, iteration. Accessibility is a requirement, not a feature.
Bonus: I've studied marketing psychology — my designs move business metrics too.
Three projects, three different problems. One consistent process: research, design, test, iterate.
Applicant tracking systems are where recruiter productivity goes to die. I redesigned the experience around an AI assistant that surfaces the right information at the right moment — so recruiters focus on people, not process.
What this shows: Enterprise workflows, AI without overwhelm, information architecture at scale.
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A digital home for an art form taught face-to-face for centuries — respectful of the guru-shishya tradition, approachable for modern learners.
What this shows: 0→1 design, tradition balanced with usability, two very different user groups.
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70% of Indian streaming users are frustrated with navigation. I researched, surveyed, and usability-tested a smarter discovery and "Continue Watching" experience.
What this shows: Full-cycle UX — from research questions to tested iterations.
Read the Full Study →Just a process that keeps users at the center from the first question to the final iteration.
Frame the problem. Market data, competitor patterns, existing studies — before any wireframe.
Surveys, interviews, empathy maps. Assumptions become evidence.
Wireframes to hi-fi Figma prototypes, on scalable component libraries. Accessibility baked in.
Testing with real users drives the next round. A design is never finished, only shipped.
Surveys, user interviews, empathy mapping, competitive analysis, secondary research synthesis.
Wireframing, high-fidelity UI, prototyping, design systems & component libraries in Figma.
Usability testing, iteration based on user feedback, accessibility auditing.