Ritik Raj
Product Designer creating great experiences.
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Hello there!! Switching lanes for a bit — from builders to developer tools.
Meet resto, a REST API testing platform. This is your home base: start a new project from scratch, drag & drop an existing one, or import straight from Swagger, OpenAPI or Postman. Every action has a shortcut, so you're one keystroke from working.
The tabs at the top carry project context, not just file names. Explore different projects and files from the top navigation. Jump back into anything from Recent Projects, or explore the docs, CLI and dashboard from the same screen.
Test Cases screen up next!
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A tech services company whose work spans railway catering, tourism platforms, and analytics dashboards. The range was the problem as the old site described it, and nobody got past the first scroll.
Rebuilt around proof. Hero states the positioning and immediately backs it with numbers and client marks, so a visitor sees who trusts them before reading a word about capability. Work shows up as named projects rather than a services list. Testimonials carry video and a face. Culture sits near the bottom, where it belongs.
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Most page builders are built by designers, for designers. This one wasn't for them.
The users here are business owners and marketers who need a page live this week. They don't have a design vocabulary, they don't want to learn one, and they will abandon anything that asks them to. So the constraint wasn't "make it powerful" but “anybody should be able to design anything."
Two decisions carry most of the work:
Elements group by what they do, not what they are. Layouts define structure, Blocks are the atomic content pieces, Widgets are the pre-composed functional ones. You learn the hierarchy once and stop hunting through a flat list of forty items.
Properties float instead of docking by default. A fixed rail pushes the canvas sideways, so you end up styling a layout you can no longer see. This panel is draggable, expandable, and dismissible. The canvas never moves.
I'm Ritik - a Product Designer with 8+ years on my belt. I came to design from front-end engineering, which is why my systems tend to ship intact: I design against the constraints they'll actually meet in code. My focus is design systems, platform architecture, builder experiences, and turning business expectations higher.
Open to select freelance work.
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