
Design Tools · Product Designer
Watobu is a product research library that helps designers and product teams explore how real products solve problems through end-to-end feature flows.
Product DesignUX ResearchInteraction Design
Hello, I’m Pradeepti
Product Designer focused on UX, research, and making sense of ambiguous problems. I enjoy entering unfamiliar domains, questioning assumptions, and carrying ideas from problem discovery through implementation.
A selection of products I've worked on across different domains, from early-stage MVPs to established systems.

Design Tools · Product Designer
Watobu is a product research library that helps designers and product teams explore how real products solve problems through end-to-end feature flows.
Product DesignUX ResearchInteraction Design

EdTech · Product Designer
Designing a classroom-connected Japanese learning platform that brings lessons, practice, revision, and exam preparation into one flexible student experience.
Product DesignUX ResearchEdTech
My process is flexible depending on the product, team, and problem, but it generally moves through four areas.
01
Research users, products, competitors, and unfamiliar domains to understand the problem before designing.
02
Question assumptions, explore flows, and contribute UX thinking to early feature discussions.
03
Turn product requirements into clear information architecture, flows, UX copy, and interfaces.
04
Work through implementation, edge cases, and QA to make sure the experience holds together beyond Figma.
I enjoy entering unfamiliar domains, learning how the system works, and figuring out what actually needs to be solved.
The goal isn't to make the product feel simpler by removing complexity. It’s to make that complexity easier for people to navigate.
Things I explore, make, and get curious about outside of product design.

A 90-minute Make-a-thon where we built a whimsical Kathmandu exploration app and won 3rd place.
More things
I makeArt, experiments, and other side quests on Instagram.
(opens in a new tab)Have a product problem worth solving? I'd love to hear about it.