Product thinking, systems, interaction design, and enough implementation fluency to make handoff a conversation instead of a cliff.
See the product work →Product design · India · remote worldwide
I make complicated products easier to use.
I’m Dhrumil, a product designer with 5+ years across health tech, SaaS, AI, and the messy middle between an idea and something people can actually use.
How I tend to work01 — 04
From signal to systemMake the next decision easier.
Messy inputsUseful structureClear interfaceSomething people can trust
Research → system → interfaceBuilt, tested, shipped
The short version
A few numbers worth checking.
The numbers are useful only because the case studies show the decisions underneath them.
- 5+
- years designing digital products
- 26
- N1 platform documentation files across five sections
- 2
- working chart-library releases for biomarker exploration
- 2,000+
- Duggup users in the first week
Selected work
The work I’d want you to ask about.
Different products, same question: what needs to become clear before the interface can become useful?
See all six case studies →Where I’m useful
Good work looks different depending on who’s hiring.
I work best when the brief is still a little messy. You’ll see rough directions, working prototypes, and clear trade-offs early.
How I work →States, tokens, documentation, and tested behavior are part of the design. The work is meant to survive contact with production.
See N1 Care →The side quests
I build small things to keep my curiosity honest.
Live experiments, interaction studies, and the occasional idea that got much bigger than planned.
Open the experiments →
A real person said this
The part I can’t prove with a number.
“Outstanding job! In just one week, it felt as though we had been working together for over a month.”
Jasper Middendorp · Engineering Lead, N1.care
There are more references and the full story on the about page.
If the problem is interesting
Let’s make it clearer.
Tell me what is not working. I’ll be direct about whether I can help and what I’d do next.