CASE STUDIES · 4 PROJECTS
Four systems, one pattern: fragmented complexity, made navigable.
From developer tooling at Red Hat to a cross-division airport operations platform, a Microsoft-wide accessibility audit, and an original concept unifying India’s scattered wildlife tourism sites — each project below turns a genuinely complex system into something people can actually use and trust
3 client projects
1 accessibility audit
1 concept project
Client Project: Empowering Node.js with RedHat Build
Red Hat build of Node.JS extends JavaScript beyond the browser, delivering a lightweight runtime with rapid startup speeds that boost developer velocity. Its event-driven, non-blocking I/O model ensures maximum application efficiency, making it versatile enough to power everything from cloud-native microservices to embedded systems.
Client Project: e-Palm Business Automation Platform
e-Palm is an enterprise business automation platform built for Bangalore International Airport Limited (BIAL), in partnership with Datamatics Global Services, as part of a large-scale digital transformation initiative. As a UX designer, worked to design the platform to serve everyone from ground staff filing incident reports, to executives approving budgets, across 10 business divisions and 80+ sub-functions.
Client Project: Auditing Microsoft’s Digital Ecosystem for Accessibility
During HCLTech’s engagement with Microsoft, I conducted comprehensive UX accessibility, consistency, and usability audits across web, mobile, and Xbox portals using manual tools (Narrator, NVDA, JAWS) and automated scans (Lighthouse, Colour Contrast Analyser). Evaluating findings against Fluent UI, WCAG, and Section 508 standards, I logged each issue with severity and fixes in a ticket-style tracking system, establishing an 11-lens framework detailed in this case study.
Concept Project: BHARAT WILD HUB New & Comprehensive digital interface
Until now, global and domestic travellers lacked a single platform for Indian wildlife. Currently, each state operates individual websites for its national parks and sanctuaries, creating a chaotic and frustrating user experience. Our new ‘Indian Wildlife’ portal – BHARAT Wild hub bridges this gap. By centralising Indian geography into one digital convenient place, it allows users to effortlessly view and navigate every sanctuary in the country.
