Hi, I’m Ovi
I’m a product designer
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Over 6 years of experience
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Manage 6 websites
Look after 6 different websites supporting different sections regularly
Selected Case Studies
How a two site merge became a six site transformation
Merging of two corporate sites into a single efficient one and in the process improve the complete ecosystem.
Small changes I made to make the ecosystem better
Improve brand guideline
Things I learnt along the way
Communication is the most important skill for a UX/product designer. Convincing stakeholders why a project matters, or explaining the reasoning behind a design decision, is just as important — if not more — than the design solution itself.
It's a cliché, but a genuinely valuable lesson: working with others from the start is far more effective than working alone.
Ask "why" before starting every project, even the small ones. Sometimes the answer isn't a UX solution at all.
It's worth designing not just for now, but with an eye on future problems — not just the ones in front of you.
Working as the solo UX designer in a large company sometimes means the best thing you can do is provide the expertise: lay out your recommendations clearly, explain the "why," and let the relevant teams take it from there.
In real life, a "workable" solution is sometimes enough. Waiting for perfect isn't always realistic — a hard pill to swallow for perfectionists, but a workable solution still beats no solution at all
Design the system, not just the solution — you won't always know upfront how far it'll reach
A good designer maintains accessibility. A great designer advocates for it.
Utilizing AI is a good thing, making it do your job is a really bad thing!
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