sanskriti bhatnagar

sanskriti bhatnagar

say hello

say hello

I deeply care about form & function to
make people feel something in my work.
I deeply care
about form & function to make
people feel something in my work.

Previously built for AI SaaS, EdTech, Healthcare and eCommerce —

turning complex systems into simple experiences.

Previously built for AI SaaS, EdTech, Healthcare and eCommerce — turning complex systems into simple experiences.

Previously built for

AI SaaS, EdTech, Healthcare and eCommerce —

turning complex systems into simple experiences.

product designer & researcher

recently, I’ve been building user experiences from 0 to 1 that make complex ideas feel simple—
recently, I’ve been building user experiences from 0 to 1 that make complex ideas feel simple—

built a AI SaaS tool from 0 to 1

hacked together a functional AI tool using lovable & figma. self-taught full-stack design to dev to move from concept to production in weeks.

23+ user interviews.

mixed-methods product testing

6+ API integrations

launched early-stage experiments securing 53+ demo sign-ups.

validated a new product category by turning research into a GTM-ready product.

built a AI SaaS tool from 0 to 1

hacked together a functional AI tool using lovable & figma. self-taught full-stack design to dev to move from concept to production in weeks.

23+ user interviews.

mixed-methods product testing

6+ API integrations

launched early-stage experiments securing 53+ demo sign-ups.

validated a new product category by turning research into a GTM-ready product.

built a AI SaaS tool from 0 to 1

hacked together a functional AI tool using lovable & figma. self-taught full-stack design to dev to move from concept to production in weeks.

23+ user interviews.

mixed-methods product testing

6+ API integrations

launched early-stage experiments securing 53+ demo sign-ups.

validated a new product category by turning research into a GTM-ready product.

built a AI SaaS tool from 0 to 1

hacked together a functional AI tool using lovable & figma. self-taught full-stack design to dev to move from concept to production in weeks.

23+ user interviews.

mixed-methods product testing

6+ API integrations

launched early-stage experiments securing 53+ demo sign-ups.

validated a new product category by turning research into a GTM-ready product.

invented ‘digital’ teach-back

bridged the communication gap between doctors and 1.8M+ patients through accessible, clinical-grade education design.

implemented Universal Design for Learning (UDL).

thematic analysis in 10+ user interviews

high-fidelity prototype testing.

improved recall by 22.5% through optimized information architecture and storytelling.

found comfort navigating messy data sets to find hidden growth levers.

invented ‘digital’ teach-back

bridged the communication gap between doctors and 1.8M+ patients through accessible, clinical-grade education design.

implemented Universal Design for Learning (UDL).

thematic analysis in 10+ user interviews

high-fidelity prototype testing.

improved recall by 22.5% through optimized information architecture and storytelling.

found comfort navigating messy data sets to find hidden growth levers.

invented ‘digital’ teach-back

bridged the communication gap between doctors and 1.8M+ patients through accessible, clinical-grade education design.

implemented Universal Design for Learning (UDL).

thematic analysis in 10+ user interviews

high-fidelity prototype testing.

improved recall by 22.5% through optimized information architecture and storytelling.

found comfort navigating messy data sets to find hidden growth levers.

to document my growth, I've written weekly reflections about my journey through HCI/d—
to document my growth, I've written weekly reflections about my journey through HCI/d—

“Humans practice chunking to holistically understand life to further inform mental models.”

I’ve been learning about breaking things down in order to understand their granularity and ultimately understanding concept holistically. All in terms of categories, mental models, data, emotions, or even stories for that matter.

october 3, 2024

“Humans practice chunking to holistically understand life to further inform mental models.”

I’ve been learning about breaking things down in order to understand their granularity and ultimately understanding concept holistically. All in terms of categories, mental models, data, emotions, or even stories for that matter.

october 3, 2024

“Humans understand narrative better than letters and metrics”.

Here I was attending my Information Architecture Class at 7:43 pm on a Tuesday evening listening to my professor say — “Human beings understand visuals better than words. Languages are complex.” And it got me thinking — but we communicate in words? Yet our eyes are reluctant on reading, but they appreciate form.

september 7, 2024

“Humans understand narrative better than letters and metrics”.

Here I was attending my Information Architecture Class at 7:43 pm on a Tuesday evening listening to my professor say — “Human beings understand visuals better than words. Languages are complex.” And it got me thinking — but we communicate in words? Yet our eyes are reluctant on reading, but they appreciate form.

september 7, 2024

Second year, second chances.

How far have I come from August 2023?

On August 12th 2023, I arrived in Bloomington with much enthusiasm about conquering it all in the states. I had a list of tasks, milestones, and skills to master in the next two years. I was determined on learning everything.

As of August 31st 2024, I have finished my first week of classes.

august 31, 2024

Second year, second chances.

How far have I come from August 2023?

On August 12th 2023, I arrived in Bloomington with much enthusiasm about conquering it all in the states. I had a list of tasks, milestones, and skills to master in the next two years. I was determined on learning everything.

As of August 31st 2024, I have finished my first week of classes.

august 31, 2024

a day in my life: a photomontage.

In this photomontage, I capture the heart of my life over the past two months in Bloomington. It acts as a visual diary, showing the many different experiences that have happened during this time of change. I've combined various photos I’ve taken since I came to Bloomington.

october 1, 2023

a day in my life: a photomontage.

In this photomontage, I capture the heart of my life over the past two months in Bloomington. It acts as a visual diary, showing the many different experiences that have happened during this time of change. I've combined various photos I’ve taken since I came to Bloomington.

october 1, 2023

beyond product design, I use art as a form of self-expression —
beyond product design, I use art as a form of self-expression —