About

Hey — I’m Himanshu.

I design product experiences for SaaS and AI tools, mostly around onboarding, first-run clarity, dashboards, and the parts of a funnel where people either trust you or quietly leave. I care less about decoration for its own sake than about whether someone can finish a task without fighting the UI.

Most of my depth is on SEO Content AI — landing pages through the live product — simplifying flows and using analytics when something feels off. In 2023 I co-led UX for an Intel enterprise AI console: many steps, many stakeholders, and a lot of data, with reusable components so the system stayed consistent. At White Label Resell I worked across industries like real estate, construction, and local services, usually with conversion and mobile front of mind.

I also published a design-challenge case on AiSensy (WhatsApp marketing). The focus was the first few minutes: slower, clearer paths from signup to first use, and checkout on a real page instead of stacked modals.

Lately

I write for designers on Medium, share experiments on GitHub, and spend most design hours in Figma. I started Critic Design Community for honest critique — it’s grown past 1,900 members. Outside client work I’m often in critique sessions or reading about systems and product.

I’m based in India and open to remote work.

I owe a lot to Christian Clark, Director of Data & AI. The help hasn’t only been work — it’s spilled into life: thinking more clearly about design and technology, how to read people and situations without being cynical, and the everyday human stuff that nudges you toward a better version of yourself.

We’ve been at this for years and crossed paths in a bunch of cities; one memory I love is traveling to a wedding in Singapore together. Those trips sit in my head right next to the career guidance — mentorship that shows up in airports, not just in meeting notes.

Thanks

To partners who trusted me with messy AI and data problems — especially on Intel and across the SEO Content AI roadmap. To everyone who shows up to Critic. And to the designers I mentored at White Label Resell — teaching made me clearer about how I actually work.