UI/UX & Product Designer · Kathmandu, Nepal · 4+ Years

Namaste 👋 I'm Shankar Shrestha — a UI/UX & Product Designer from Kathmandu. I craft SaaS, AI, enterprise & GIS products that make complexity feel beautifully simple.

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A designer who ships, not just decorates

00 / About
SSKathmandu, Nepal

I'm Shankar, a UI/UX and product designer in Kathmandu. For about four years my job has basically come down to one thing: take something messy and confusing, and turn it into a screen that just makes sense. I've done that for AI products, enterprise tools, GIS platforms, and the design systems that keep busy teams on the same page.

Honestly, the early chaos is my favourite part — when nobody's sure what the thing should even be yet. I sketch and prototype to think it through, sit next to the engineers instead of tossing files over a wall, and actually read the research instead of nodding at it. And if I add motion, it's to make something clearer — not to look flashy.

Hands-on experience across
SaaS ProductMobile ApplicationWeb-based ApplicationResponsive WebsiteAIEnterpriseGISDesign Systems
Craft
ResearchWireframingPrototypingInteraction
Works with
StakeholdersProject ManagersDevelopers & QADesign teamClients

What I design, from first idea to shipped product

01 / Capabilities
01

Product & Web Design

End-to-end interfaces for web apps and marketing sites — from the first storyboard to a build-ready, responsive design that engineers can ship.

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Selected work

A few problems worth solving

02 / Work

Every project here started as a mess of requirements and got shipped as something people actually use.

S/N
The method

How I turn noise into signal

03 / Process

The method stays the same every time — start inside the mess, and keep removing until only the signal is left. Four moves, always in order.

01

Listen

I sit inside the noise first — research, edge cases, and the constraints nobody wants to name out loud.

02

Reduce

Then I take things away. Everything that isn't the point goes, until one clear problem is left standing.

03

Systemize

I turn that answer into patterns, tokens and rules other people can build on and trust.

04

Refine

Finally I prototype, test and tune the details — until using it feels obvious, and a little effortless.

Four years, four teams

04 / Experience
2025
Jun 2025 — Sep 2025 · Kathmandu

Designed responsive web and mobile interfaces and data-driven GIS map layouts. Built branding guidelines and reusable templates to keep multi-page outputs consistent and accessible.

GISBrandingWeb · Mobile
2022–25
Nov 2022 — May 2025 · Kathmandu

Owned interfaces for AI web products end to end — storyboards, wireframes, prototypes and the full user journey. Partnered daily with graphic, motion and engineering to ship interactive, device-ready UI.

AI ProductPrototypingMotion
2021–22
Oct 2021 — Nov 2022 · Kathmandu

Improved UX across legacy and modern software with research-validated wireframes and storyboards. Worked deep in design systems, web accessibility and color contrast — data over opinion.

Design SystemsAccessibilityResearch
2021
Feb 2021 — Oct 2021 · Kathmandu

Where it started. Low- and high-fidelity wireframes on a Bootstrap grid system, learning design systems and color rules while designing an attendance-management platform.

WireframingGrid SystemUI
Available for new work

Let's build something
worth remembering.

I'm open to product design roles and a handful of select collaborations. If you're building something ambitious — especially the kind of problem nobody has fully cracked yet — that's exactly where I do my best work. Drop me a line and let's talk.