- Running freelance design work across web and brand, mostly small teams that need the first real designer in the room.
- Turning fuzzy product briefs into flows a developer can actually build without asking me 20 questions.
Aman Mittal designer — Aman Mittal UX portfolio (amanuxui).
I'm Aman Mittal, a product designer out of Meerut, working with teams on real estate, logistics, fintech and SaaS. I like the messy middle and the details nobody notices until they're wrong.
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UI/UX Portfolio · Meerut, India · Remote worldwide
A UI/UX product designer's portfolio, case studies, process, and things I've written along the way.
I'm Aman Mittal. I design products out of Meerut, India for teams pretty much anywhere. On this site you'll find 15 case studies from real estate, food delivery, fintech, SaaS, healthcare and hospitality projects, plus a small design blog with the templates and shortcuts I wish I'd had when I started.
Case studies
- All case studiesFifteen shipped projects across product, web and mobile.
- Propease, real-estate appSeventy-screen MVP covering buyers, renters, owners and agents.
- OrderUK, food deliveryOrdering and courier ops for a delivery service that had outgrown its old app.
- Fastpay, fintechA consumer wallet with the kind of guardrails a regulator would nod at.
Design blog
- Design writingShort pieces on portfolios, case studies and design systems.
- How to write a UI/UX case studyThe structure I use, the one recruiters actually finish.
- UX case study templateThe exact outline behind every /work page here. Free Figma file.
- Figma design system guideTokens, components, handoff, one file, no drama.
About, Section 03
About.
The person behind the pixels, how I ended up in design, and how I actually work.
I design like I'm the one who has to use it.
I'm a UI/UX designer with a little over a year of full-time work behind me, plus a stack of freelance projects across real estate, logistics and SaaS. I like the messy middle, the part where a founder can't quite explain what they want and I have to draw it before we can argue about it.
I've run the whole loop: user interviews, wireframes, Figma libraries, dev handoff, and the "wait, why did we do it this way?" call three months later. I care most about the small stuff, spacing, copy, empty states, because that's usually where good products quietly fall apart.
- Based in
- Meerut, India
- Education
- B.Tech CS · 2025
- Tools
- Figma · Adobe
- Focus
- UI / UX / Systems
Design Process
How I actually get from brief to ship.
Six steps I keep coming back to. It's not a religion, I bend it depending on the project, but this is roughly what a five-to-six-week engagement looks like. Tap any step to open it.
I start by talking to the people who actually use the thing, plus a hard look at whoever's already solving this. The goal is to name the real problem before anyone opens Figma.
- Research notes
- Competitive audit
- Stakeholder map
I keep looping back, usability tests, dev conversations, live data, nothing ever really ends at "delivered".
Experience
Where I've actually done the work.
- Designed 40+ screens for Propease, listings, search, agent dashboards, the whole booking loop.
- Built the Figma library the team still uses. Handoff got roughly a quarter faster once it existed.
- Owned UX for Airship Send, driver app and dispatcher dashboard, six sprints without a rebuild.
- Contributed the type, color and spacing tokens that now cover multiple products.
Selected Work
A few things I've shipped
lately.
Product, web and mobile work from the last couple of years, fintech, real estate, healthcare, delivery. Filter it if you're only here for one kind.
Industries
I've shipped in six different rooms.
A fintech wallet and a hospital admin tool don't look alike, but the good decisions rhyme. Here are the ones I've picked up along the way.
- 01 / 06
SaaS / HR.
Admin panels and people tools with a lot of tables and even more edge cases.
See case studyVisionHub - 02 / 06
Fintech.
Wallets, transfers and the kind of screens people don't want to think twice about.
See case studyFastPay - 03 / 06
Real Estate.
Search, listings, agent dashboards, the full loop from browse to booked viewing.
See case studyPropease - 04 / 06
Hospitality.
Resort storefronts and booking flows that have to earn a five-star first impression.
See case studyLuxe Haven - 05 / 06
Logistics.
Driver apps, dispatcher dashboards, and the messy handoff between them.
See case studyAirship Send - 06 / 06
Pro Lighting.
A hardware brand's site and catalogue, spec sheets that don't look like spec sheets.
See case studyAdvatek
Kind Words
What people I've worked with say.
A handful of notes from the founders, PMs and engineers I've been in the trenches with over the last year.
Aman took the whole design side off our plate and shipped faster than we'd planned for. The Figma library he set up basically killed our handoff back-and-forth.
Calm when things got weird, and stubborn about details in the right way. Our driver app went from something engineers dreaded to something we send around as an example.
He actually reads what people say and lets it change the design. Type and hierarchy are strong too, you can tell he sweats the small stuff.
Let's build something
Got something worth designing?
I take on a small number of freelance and full-time projects at a time. Quick to reply, honest about scope, and I stay in the room until it ships.
Send a message
Tell me about your project
Frequently asked
Portfolio, case study, and process questions, answered.
Common questions I get from designers writing their first case study and from product teams evaluating a design engagement. Each answer links to a longer guide or a real case study on this site.
How do I build a UI/UX portfolio from scratch?
Start with three to five case studies that each tell one story, problem, research, design decisions, and measurable outcome. Publish on your own domain, keep the writing tight, and lead with visuals. My step-by-step walkthrough is in How to write a UI/UX case study, with real examples pulled from Propease and Aurora.Do you have a free UX case study template?
Yes. Grab the free Figma UX case study template , it's the same 7-part framework (context, problem, research, ideation, design, hand-off, outcomes) I use for every case study on this site. Duplicate it, drop in your work, and you have a portfolio-ready page in a weekend.How long should a UX case study be?
Long enough to explain your thinking, short enough that a hiring manager will finish it. Aim for 800, 1,500 words plus visuals, roughly a 6, 10 minute read. If you're cutting, start with the tools list and process diagrams; keep the decisions and the outcomes. See UX portfolio mistakes to avoid for the shortcuts that quietly cost you interviews.How do I run UX research on a budget?
Talk to five real users, watch what they do, and write down the exact quotes. You don't need a research ops team, a Calendly link, a Loom recording, and a shared doc get you 80% of the insight for zero budget. Full playbook: UX research on a budget.How do I build a Figma design system that developers actually use?
Start with tokens (color, spacing, type), then components, then patterns. Keep the Figma file small enough to load fast, mirror token names 1:1 with your codebase, and pair every component with a hand-off checklist. The full stack is in Build a Figma design system from scratch and the designer, developer handoff checklist.Are you available for freelance UI/UX projects?
Yes. I take on a small number of remote engagements at a time from Meerut, India, working with product teams worldwide. Real estate, delivery, fintech, SaaS, and healthcare are the domains I've shipped in most, see the case study index or get in touch.