Hi
Hi
Hi
ux driven product developer
srishti
singh
I build UX-first systems
from journey to production
I build UX-first systems
from journey to production
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
I design with an engineer’s mindset.
This combination allows me to solve problems with both empathy and logic, ensuring my projects are not just pretty pictures, but viable products.
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
I design with an engineer’s mindset.
This combination allows me to solve problems with both empathy and logic, ensuring my projects are not just pretty pictures, but viable products.
My Work
My Work
My Work
Live Projects
Live Projects
Live Projects
My work in production.
I developed core pages like the Menu and Cart, along with Homepage features for the Domino's PWA and CMS.
I also handled the UI design and frontend development for four websites.
My work in production.
I developed core pages like the Menu and Cart, along with Homepage features for the Domino's PWA and CMS.
I also handled the UI design and frontend development for four websites.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
Hi
Hi
Hi
ux driven product developer
srishti
singh
I build UX-first systems
from journey to production
I build UX-first systems
from journey to production
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
I design with an engineer’s mindset.
This combination allows me to solve problems with both empathy and logic, ensuring my projects are not just pretty pictures, but viable products.
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
I design with an engineer’s mindset.
This combination allows me to solve problems with both empathy and logic, ensuring my projects are not just pretty pictures, but viable products.
My Work
My Work
My Work
Live Projects
Live Projects
Live Projects
My work in production.
I developed core pages like the Menu and Cart, along with Homepage features for the Domino's PWA and CMS.
I also handled the UI design and frontend development for four websites.
My work in production.
I developed core pages like the Menu and Cart, along with Homepage features for the Domino's PWA and CMS.
I also handled the UI design and frontend development for four websites.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
Hi
Hi
Hi
ux driven product developer
srishti
singh
I build UX-first systems
from journey to production
I build UX-first systems
from journey to production
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
I design with an engineer’s mindset.
This combination allows me to solve problems with both empathy and logic, ensuring my projects are not just pretty pictures, but viable products.
UI-UX
CASE STUDIES
I design with an engineer’s mindset.
This combination allows me to solve problems with both empathy and logic, ensuring my projects are not just pretty pictures, but viable products.
My Work
My Work
My Work
Live Projects
Live Projects
Live Projects
My work in production.
I developed core pages like the Menu and Cart, along with Homepage features for the Domino's PWA and CMS.
I also handled the UI design and frontend development for four websites.
My work in production.
I developed core pages like the Menu and Cart, along with Homepage features for the Domino's PWA and CMS.
I also handled the UI design and frontend development for four websites.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Domino's PWA Features
I shipped customer-facing frontend features for the Domino’s PWA across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. My focus was performance, reliability, and smooth ordering flows in production.
I worked on core pages like Homepage, Menu, Cart, Loyalty, and CSAT, building scalable flows that handle real-world edge cases. I focused on clean, maintainable code and practical UI behaviour improvements that reduce friction during ordering.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Finleadai.xyz
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for FinLeadAI.xyz, a product site focused on commission intelligence. The goal was to explain the product clearly and make the value feel immediate.
The site positions FinLead AI as a way to understand commissions—what is working, what is being wasted, and what needs fixing. I structured the content to communicate API-based integration and real-time visibility without heavy jargon. It also highlights dashboard-style insights across teams, products, and time periods. Overall, the experience guides visitors from “what it is” to “why it matters” in a clean, readable flow.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
Trymiles.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for TryMiles.ai, the website for Miles—an AI Chief of Staff positioned as a “Life OS” agent. The goal was to make the concept feel clear, premium, and believable for a private beta product.
The site explains how Miles connects with everyday inputs like Gmail, WhatsApp, calendar, receipts, and voice notes to reduce noise and keep the day on track. It highlights real outcomes—smart meeting coordination, protecting sleep or workout time, and a quick “day in 30 seconds” brief. It also showcases execution-first features like drafting replies, tracking spends from receipts, and approve-to-send task flows.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
UseMulligan.com
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for UseMulligan.com, a product site for Mulligan—built to reduce repetitive work for insurance brokerages. The focus was a clean, structured layout that communicates speed and clarity.
The site explains how brokers can upload policies or statements and get usable results in minutes. It highlights core modules like side-by-side policy comparisons, commission extraction, and faster commercial quoting. Overall, it positions Mulligan as a practical way to cut errors, save hours, and scale operations without adding headcount.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
Shram.ai
I designed the UI and supported frontend development for Shram.ai, an AI to-do list that “writes itself” using context from your screen and voice. The goal was to make the product feel simple, fast, and instantly useful.
The site communicates Shram as a lightweight assistant that removes meta-work like reminders, follow-ups, and small admin tasks. It explains how tasks get captured with minimal effort—turning context into next steps in a single keystroke. The overall promise is fewer manual lists and more time for the work that actually matters.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.
CMS Dashboards (HashtagCMS)
I built internal HashtagCMS dashboards and automations for Domino’s, Popeyes, Hong’s Kitchen, and Dunkin’ Donuts across India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.
I developed these panels in PHP (Laravel) to help non-tech teams run CMS updates with less engineering support. I focused on clear, structured views for faster verification and safer day-to-day operations.