Product Designer · Builder · Problem Solver

I design products from concept to shipped code.

Helping founders move fast with clear design, strong user experience, and clean, scalable interfaces

Vantage reads a company's job posts, reviews and tools, and tells it which work AI should take over first.

Then AiDOOS builds it. Three decisions made a stranger trust it: show the value before asking, let them watch the research happen, and say plainly what it cannot know.

Read the case study
The Vantage landing page: a headline reading 85% of leaders are spending more on AI, only 22% have scaled it, and a panel where public signals and connected tools feed into one suggested loop.

Also at Aidoos

Designing Aidoos' AI proposal flow

From a single line of text to a signed, priced proposal. Every screen in between exists because a screen before it was cut.

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The start of a generated Aidoos proposal: a HealthTech patient portal, its summary, and the first of its priced modules.

Redesigns

Landeed, rebuilt to pay out before it asks.

A property intelligence platform for India: ownership records, encumbrance certificates, sale deeds. I recorded a teardown of the flow a new user meets, then redesigned it so search is the front door and you see what is on record for a property before anyone asks for your phone number.

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How I Work

Understand the real problem

I start by diving deep into your users, goals, and context to find what actually matters.

How I Work

Design the right solution

I sketch, wireframe, and refine the interface until the flow feels obvious, not just good-looking.

How I Work

Build it in real code

I build the interface myself: pixel-accurate and responsive, not just a static handoff file.

How I Work

Ship it, then watch it work

I deploy to production and keep watching how real users move through it, ready to refine.

01

Researching your product

Mapping the current flow12 screens
Analyzing user behavior68%
Identifying core problemsUp next

Interviews

8

Findings

23

02

Designing the flow

Mapping user journeys4 flows
Refining key interactions45%
Building the design systemQueued

Components

42

Iterations

6

03

Building the interface

Implementing components42/42
Wiring up interactions72%
Polishing responsive statesQueued

Coverage

94%

Bundle

38kb

04

Shipping to production

Running final checksAll passed
Deploying to production88%
Watching live trafficStanding by

Lighthouse

98

Uptime

99.9%

Kamal Saloi

About

I'm a product designer who works differently from most: I design in the production codebase, not just in Figma.

That means I don't hand off static mockups and hope they survive the build. I design the flow, then ship the frontend myself.

Over the last year I've done this on a real B2B platform, taking products from a blank canvas to live, working software. Multiple landing pages, two full platform dashboards, and the flows connecting them. I make the calls most designers never touch: not just how a screen looks, but why a user moves through it the way they do, where they'll get stuck, and what a design decision costs or earns the business.

The visual layer is table stakes now. What I actually do is the judgment underneath it. Deciding what's worth building, understanding the person who'll use it, and knowing enough about the code to build it right the first time.

If you're a founder who needs someone who can think about the product, design the experience, and ship it, that's the whole job I do.

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