UI/UX Designer

About me:

UI/UX Designer with an MBA and HR background, focused on understanding real user problems and translating them into clear, usable experiences.

Designed 40+ screens across 4 user roles during a 4-month healthcare internship. Recognized with a Letter of Recommendation for independent execution.

Jarurat Care Foundation | 4 Months (May 2026 – Sep 2026)

Role: UI/UX Designer


Team: 1 Product Manager, 2 Developers, and 4 other designers

Tools: Figma, ChatGPT, Claude, Nano Banana


Recognition: ⭐ Letter of Recommendation

Problem:

My Role & Process:

End-to-end user flow across Guest, Reader, Author, and Reviewer roles.

Challenges & Solutions :

News & Articles Page:

The News & Articles page was designed to make health content easy to discover, read, and engage with. It serves as the primary touchpoint for Guests and Readers before they decide to sign in, save articles, or contribute as authors.

The page includes a skeleton loader to provide feedback while content loads, a carousel for trending topics, and a feed of recently published articles. Each article card displays the title, author, category, and engagement metrics.

On the article reading page, readers can access citations, like and share articles, and leave inline comments. Clickable medical terms link to related information, keeping readers engaged and informed without leaving the page.

News & Article Page

News feed with skeleton loader, carousel, and trending topics.

News & Blogs- Guest user.png

Articles Page

Article page with citations, like, share, and inline commenting.

Research Article page for notion.jpg

5-Step Profile Creation :

The profile setup was divided into five focused steps, making a complex onboarding process easier to navigate..

The author onboarding flow consists of five steps: Personal Information, Professional Information, About You, Notifications, and Review and Submit.

Step 5 shows a complete summary of all entered details, allowing authors to review before submitting. This reduces errors and gives authors confidence that their information is accurate.

Step 5