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From interior design websites to mobile UI—here’s a glimpse of my work in the Berchandraa portfolio.
SELA and Vortca showcase my approach to editorial websites. Servigo and Petasy highlight my explorations in mobile app interface design.
My process begins with understanding the requirements, mapping out the flow and creating prototypes, then building and refining the final product.
Do you have a website project or are you looking for a UI/UX designer for your team? Send me a DM with your requirements.
View my full portfolio via the link https://berchandraa.framer.website/
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Different industries, different problems, but the same goal: making complex products feel simple, clear, and trustworthy.
Fintech → Investment Banking → Geospatial AI
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Full case studies coming soon.
This is the kind of work I enjoy seeing — simple, focused, and actually thought through.
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Which one is better?
33 voted
67%
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33%
49 votes
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