KSHIPRA SHARMA

Build for scale; Design for delight.

ABOUT

Hi There! I’m Kshipra, User Experience Designer, Systems Thinker, Compulsive Google Searcher and a wide-eyed Storyteller. I like to create delightful experiences and hope to make world a better place.

I started my journey in design with architecture and space planning from where I wanted to deep dive into experience design. I love the fast paced world of tech and its an exciting time for our generation to see its impact on the world in such depth and scale.

I’m looking to work on projects which are entering niche markets, or projects which are planning to explore uncharted ideas territory. I love to work with diverse teams, and I’m extremely adaptive to new experiences. In my past experience, apart from handling my design projects, I’ve helped my teams extensively by driving user research and analysis, building and standardising design systems, documenting design processes and knowledge sharing on new tech and tool features.

Work

The following work includes some of my projects in professional capacity, and academic projects in User Experience as well as some explorations in Graphic Design

Gamifying the Last Mile (WIP)
Providing visibility of data in a Warehouse	Masters Thesis Project	STAPLE : Staff Planner Tool for Last Mile	A collaborative workshop project on building an interactive installation for a Science Museum for children to learn 3D printing	A Gender Neutral Voice Assistant to break stereotypes about gender roles in the IoT environment.	Defining a Navigation Pattern with Card Sorting	Worked on as a part of OzCHI 24, the project explores the use of TUI and remote gaming to allow technology to reduce social isolation of the elderly.	A smart solution to intelligent campuses	Find a partner for collaborative running.	CLUE Lighting Design Competition: Personalised Lighting for Public Space	Selected works in architecture and space design.	Logo design and Branding for a company that gives boats on rent.	A series of patterns derived from design elements of an artichoke, representing various visual principles.	Visual Principles represented through a single element of a dot.