Hi, I'm Manas!
Product Designer working on AI systems
Design, cooking, and crime dramas — things that I like unfold with tension and purpose. I design clear, scalable product experiences across AI platforms, SaaS, and enterprise workflows.
🟢 Currently designing AI-driven products and enterprise workflows
Case Studies
The Nerve Center of an
AI Operating System
I designed the Console experience for Cortx — the admin layer that brings visibility, observability, and control to AI systems running across enterprises. A calm, high-trust design for complex decision environments.
Where Builders Create
Intelligent Workflows
Cortx Studio is the creative core of the OS — where users build agents, models, and automations. I led the design of its modular builder framework, balancing system depth with creative flow.
A Global Platform for
Students Abroad
NviGo unifies every resource an international student needs, from housing to insurance to community. I led the product design and brand system to make exploration feel connected, human, and trustworthy.
Graphic & Branding
Selected Work
Real Estate
End-to-End Property Bidding
Real Estate
Scalable Knowledge Hub
Designed a structured content and navigation system for real-estate education and trust.
Real Estate
AI Plan & Roadmap Generation
Designed AI-generated plans that turn intent into structured roadmaps and sprints.
Real Estate
Agentic In-Context Prompting
Designed a multi-agent chat with in-context prompting and multimodal inputs.
Blog
Thoughts and reflections on design, product thinking, and working with AI—written from real project experience.
When things feel overwhelming, my instinct has never been to act quickly.I step back.I try to reframe the problem.I delay decisions until the intent
When I first started working on AI-powered products, I approached them the same way I approached any other digital product.Define the screens.Map the flows.Design
When I first encountered agentic AI systems, my instinct was to lean on familiar UX patterns.Define the flow.Constrain the steps.Make the system predictable.That’s how
Designing for Intent, Not Clicks For a long time, I evaluated UX success by how smoothly users moved through a flow. Did they click
Life Outside Figma
I find rhythm outside work — in films, food, beaches, and unplanned travels with close friends. Those quiet, ordinary moments shape how I see design — warm, patient, and human.