Deepali Karanjavkar
I'm an AI-native UX/UI product designer based in London, UK. For ten years I've designed for people who get left out. Someone typing their own language for the first time, someone who can't hold a remote. I start with them, and I use AI to get there faster.
I trained as a visual artist at Sir J.J., then took a masters in human-computer interaction at IIT Bombay, and I've just finished a postgraduate year in UX/UI product design at King's College London with a distinction.
In between came the decade that actually taught me the job. I was the first designer at Indus OS, building a phone for the ninety per cent of India that doesn't read English. The keyboard we made ended up on more than a hundred million phones.
I'm in the UK now, working on voice, mobile and AI products. The habit hasn't changed: go and watch people, then design what they actually need.
Running workshops sharpens how I design.
When I'm not designing digital products, I run hands-on design and making workshops for children, parents and teachers. Over the years, that has grown into more than sixty in-person sessions and a free library of tutorials online.
Workshops are a very direct test of whether something is clear. If an instruction is confusing, people hesitate, skip steps or need help. So I structure each session carefully. I focus on one idea, break it into simple steps, watch where people get stuck, and improve that part for the next time.
I bring the same thinking into product design. Clear flows, simple instructions and useful feedback often matter more than adding more features.
Senior Product Designer
specialising in scaling high-impact digital systems
100M+ people
using something I designed
3.5M+ people
taught
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