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I design products where the stakes are high and the users are experts. The kind of work where a bad design decision has real consequences.
I am now taking on a small number of projects and part-time engagements.
Product design. Design for AI. Designing with AI. Design systems. I work with founders and teams who care about how their product feels. If that sounds like you, let's start with a discovery call!
See the work: raunakjangid.com
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