DesignWorks

Some of my design projects

Not everything I ship is code. A good amount of my work lives in Figma, Photoshop, and Illustrator — brand systems, social campaigns, and festival creatives for clients who need visuals that work in the real world, not just on a moodboard.

Below is a walkthrough of pieces I am proud of. Each one had a different audience, deadline, and platform. The through-line is clarity: say one thing well, make it recognizable, and make it easy to publish.

Ruby Homes, Figma Design

Figma Design — Full real-estate brand exploration in Figma — property cards, agent flows, and a warm palette built for trust. This became the visual foundation for the Ruby Homes web direction.

Collaboration Post

Social Media — Partnership announcement creative balancing two brands in one frame. Built for feed performance with bold type and clear co-branding.

Social Media Design

Branding — Template-driven social kit: repeatable layouts, iconography, and color rules so the client could ship posts quickly without losing consistency.

International Optometry Day

Campaign — Healthcare awareness creative for Birat Rani Eye Hospital — educational tone, accessible typography, and eye-care messaging tuned for Facebook reach.

Krishna Janmashtami

Festival — Festival greeting art with cultural motifs and hospital branding. Designed to feel celebratory while staying professional for a medical audience.

Kheer Design

Festival — Seasonal food-festival visual with rich color and texture. Layout emphasizes the dish while keeping logo and venue details readable at a glance.

How I approach design work

I start with constraints: where will this live (feed, print, billboard), who is looking, and what action we want. Then I sketch fast, lock type and color early, and iterate in the tool that fits — Figma for product UI, Photoshop for photo-led social, Illustrator when vector precision matters.

If you need brand, campaign, or social design alongside engineering, that is part of what I offer. The builds on this site and the visuals here come from the same person — which means fewer handoffs and faster shipping.