My exact process for Product design: 1. Take a complete walkthrough of the product and play with it (if its a redesign) or read, understand and note down each matrices and features of the product. 2. Start with basic IA and user flows. Note down everything and understand the structure of the product. Remove all the unnecessary fluff present. 3. Map out the wireframes of dashboards and all the other screens using @cursor_ai or @claudeai 4. Finally open figma and start with the designing each flows with attention to details. 5. Clean up the files and organize everything. Make prototypes for the flows if required and deliver everything ready to Dev. Simple steps, yet matters the most. Every product needs to be studied before jumping to figma. That's the mindset for every project I take on. Taking on 2 new product design projects right now. DM me or Book a call if you are serious about your product and want to be be designed with enough attention to details.

Hosted @aiweekendsxyz Ahmedabad today alongside @maybepratikk , and it couldn't have gone better. 🙌 Seeing so many builders, students, and AI enthusiasts come together for meaningful conversations is exactly why we wanted to do this from a very long time. We're just getting started. See you at the next one ;)

Taking a big step from today. Sharing it soon. Wish me luck :)

Let’s goo…. Really excited to host this in Ahmedabad for the first time. See you guys this Sunday :)

Recent Web Work @vort3x_labs WIP

Most product designers jump straight into screens. I don’t. I start by mapping how the product actually works. Flows, structure, decisions. Because if that’s weak, good UI won’t save it. And I used to do this manually all by myself. But I just tried @figma AI in FigJam today for the first time, and built complete user flows and IA in minutes. What took hours earlier is now faster, without losing clarity. I regret not trying this earlier hahaha. I’m not skipping the process. I’m speeding it up. The output stays sharp. The thinking stays intact. The execution just gets quicker. Speed is easy to chase. But speed with clarity and depth, that’s where things start to stand out.

Recent website section for @vort3x_labs

“Design is Dead” - Figma 2026

Last Week Design Recap

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Revamping my portfolio entirely using @claudeai now. Almost done with it and just refining things now. Enjoyed building it with @aiweekendsxyz