A canvas that gets workflows live
what I foundFirst-time builders couldn't see the next step. I made every step clear and visible, and 40–50% of new signups took their first workflow live.
Read the storyI'm Anumeha, a product designer with 2+ years of experience who listens first. Before I design, I make sure we understand the problem, and the people living with it.

what I foundFirst-time builders couldn't see the next step. I made every step clear and visible, and 40–50% of new signups took their first workflow live.
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what I foundThey didn't know where to begin. I gave them one clear place to start, and 70% of new signups started building.
Read the storywhat I foundAfter 10+ field studies in inclusive schools, I designed and tested a content framework for visually impaired students. 50% more engagement, and better concept retention.
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what I foundResearch across three groups of students showed how differently each one decides. Those insights shaped the product's direction.
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Before designing, I like to understand what's behind the ask. A request usually carries a bigger need, and finding it early means we solve the right thing, not just the first thing.
Often the answer already exists in the product; it just isn't easy to find. I look at what people already use and what we already have before reaching for something new.
When someone gets stuck, I don't see it as their mistake. I look at what the screen could have said more clearly, at the moment they needed it.
Messy problems are my favourite part. Coming from research, I like sorting the noise into one clear problem the team can act on, before any screen gets drawn.
When ideas pull in different directions, I don't try to win the argument. I turn each opinion into a question we can take back to users, and let what they show us guide the call.
Where I learned how things are built.
Fountane. My first hands-on taste of designing a real product.
ColReTech and UDot. Turned what students needed into the product decisions teams built on.
viaSocket. Designed the experience of how people turn an idea into a running automation.