Ansh Verma

BTech graduate turned UX designer with 2+ years of experience. Enthusiastic, curious, and skilled in creating clean interfaces using Figma

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My UI/UX process usually starts like this:

What problem are we actually solving?

Who feels this pain the most?

What does success look like for the user?

Only after this do I open Figma.

Design tools don’t solve problems, clarity does.

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@vikash_code Thanks vikash ✌️

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I was reviewing a product today and noticed something simple yet costly
❌ Too many CTAs on one screen
✅ No clear primary action
If everything is important, nothing is.
As designers, our real job is prioritisation.

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@SANDY4AYU 👋 hello

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@Varticoo Hello!

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One design belief I strongly stand by:

Good UI should feel invisible.

If users stop to admire the design, it might already be failing at its job.

My goal is always:
�� Reduce thinking
– Guide attention
– Make actions obvious
What’s one design principle you never compromise on?

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I’m starting something new today.

I’m a UI/UX designer who believes good design isn’t about “looking cool”, it’s about clarity, intent, and impact
Over the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing
– UI breakdowns
– UX thinking
– Design decisions behind real screens
– Mistakes I’ve made

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@yoayush @pmfordier Thanks @yoayush ;))