Researcher designing the part of a product nobody photographs.
Years of asking why before asking what it should look like. I work at the front of a project, where the problem is still the wrong shape, and stay on it until there is an interface you can put in front of someone.
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I’m Arnav Chakravarty, a UX researcher and communication designer based in Mumbai, India. Most of my time goes on the parts of the job that never make it into a portfolio shot: interviews, systems maps, and the long argument about what a product is actually for.
The work that follows from that tends to look quiet: fewer screens, clearer ones, and a reason behind each.
See the workServices
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UX Research
Find out before you build.
Interviews, diary studies and systems mapping, turned into a problem worth solving, not a folder of quotes nobody opens again.
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UX Design
Flows that survive real people.
Architecture, journeys and the awkward edges, so the thing still makes sense on the second use and the tenth, not only the first.
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UI & Interaction
Detail where it earns attention.
A clear hierarchy, type that behaves, and motion that explains rather than decorates, built to hold up on a real screen in a real hand.
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Design Systems
One set of decisions, reused.
Tokens, components and the written reasons behind them, so a team can move quickly without the product quietly drifting apart.
Currently
Mapping how people give consent they never read, and building a small set of tools to make what happens next visible.
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