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Selected Work

I fix the flows people actually quit on

I am an independent product and UX designer. I find the moment a product earns its keep, build the shortest honest path to it, and hand off a system a team can extend. A few of the flows I have rebuilt.

Boutique hotel lobby in morning light with guest journey planning cards arranged on a wooden table

Featured Redesign

Vela, an Onboarding People Finish

Priya Nair × Vela · Onboarding Redesign

Eleven screens and six early permission prompts became four steps to a real number. Eight weeks, eighteen users tested, one design system the team owns.

Redesigns

Flows, made finishable

Boutique hotel lobby with guest journey planning cards on a wooden table

Fintech · Onboarding

Vela Onboarding

Eleven steps became four to a first real number.

Printed product page sheets with pencil annotation marks and sticky flags

SaaS · Dashboard

Atlas Console

A wall of widgets became the three a user steers by.

Overhead journey mapping table with note cards grouped into four clusters

Health · Booking

Care Flow

A nine field intake rebuilt as a three step booking.

Open service log notebook beside detail sheets under a brass desk lamp

Commerce · Checkout

Lane Checkout

A five page checkout collapsed into one tested screen.

Calm farm stay breakfast lounge in morning light with set tables

B2B · Settings

Grid Admin

A buried settings maze sorted into a clear, searchable set.

Sorted stack of inquiry cards with kraft paper sorting tabs

Media · Search

Reel Find

An empty search box given honest, useful first results.

How I Work

The same method behind every redesign

1

Watch where real people actually quit.

2

Build the shortest honest path to the moment that matters.

3

Ship it as a system a team can extend without me.

Your Product

A flow people start and never finish?

If your sign-up, checkout, or dashboard loses people before they reach the good part, the flow is the problem. I find the moment that matters and build the shortest honest path to it.