Case study
0012025Product design, IA, interaction direction
Bidhyarthi AI
An interactive teardown of an AI study-abroad assistant, from buried chat widget to guided platform.
Aster Gaze TechnologiesRead case study
Creating designthat Becomes Amulya[1]
[1] "Amulya" is a Sanskrit-origin name and word meaning "precious," indicating something whose value cannot be measured in money.
He is Amulya
The Designer figuring out products in Tech.
Selected work
Projects with a human hand.
A smaller shelf of product work, studies, and systems. Finished case studies are marked clearly; everything else stays honest about where it is.
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Case study
0022025Framer design & build, UX storytelling
MimosaCare
An interactive teardown of a two-week NDIS website redesign: from service directory to guided front door.
MimosaCare, AustraliaRead case study
Case study
0032025Product design, UX storytelling
Aindora Flow
An interactive teardown of a contractor project hub: 17 dashboard decisions cut to one.
Aindora, CanadaRead case study
Case study
0042025Web redesign, UX storytelling
College Info Nepal
An interactive teardown of Nepal's college directory: from blog-first portal to search-first product.
College Info NepalRead case study
Values
My Principles
Always rebuilding it
Precious things are intentional
Nothing is placed without a reason — every pixel, every word, every deliberate pause has earned its seat at the table.
Always rebuilding it
Tech needs a human hand
Products should feel like people made them, not systems optimised for throughput. Warmth is a feature.
Always rebuilding it
Details are the design
The micro-moment is where trust is built and genuine beauty lives. Polish isn't extra — it's the point.
Testimonials
What stayed with them.
01 / 03
Amulya has a careful eye for what a product is trying to become. The work got clearer without losing the warmth that made it feel made by a person.
Rojan Shrestha
Founder, education product team
Product direction and interface redesign
Creating designthat Becomes Amulya[1]
[1] "Amulya" — Sanskrit for precious, something whose value cannot be measured in money.
Design with meHe is Amulya
The Designer figuring out products in Tech.
Selected work
Projects with a human hand.
A smaller shelf of product work, studies, and systems. Finished case studies are marked clearly; everything else stays honest about where it is.
View the full work indexCase study
0012025Product design, IA, interaction direction
Bidhyarthi AI
An interactive teardown of an AI study-abroad assistant, from buried chat widget to guided platform.
Aster Gaze TechnologiesRead case study
Case study
0022025Framer design & build, UX storytelling
MimosaCare
An interactive teardown of a two-week NDIS website redesign: from service directory to guided front door.
MimosaCare, AustraliaRead case study
Case study
0032025Product design, UX storytelling
Aindora Flow
An interactive teardown of a contractor project hub: 17 dashboard decisions cut to one.
Aindora, CanadaRead case study
Case study
0042025Web redesign, UX storytelling
College Info Nepal
An interactive teardown of Nepal's college directory: from blog-first portal to search-first product.
College Info NepalRead case study
Values
My Principles
Always rebuilding it
Precious things are intentional
Nothing is placed without a reason — every pixel, every word, every deliberate pause has earned its seat at the table.
Always rebuilding it
Tech needs a human hand
Products should feel like people made them, not systems optimised for throughput. Warmth is a feature.
Always rebuilding it
Details are the design
The micro-moment is where trust is built and genuine beauty lives. Polish isn't extra — it's the point.
Testimonials
What stayed with them.
01 / 03
Amulya has a careful eye for what a product is trying to become. The work got clearer without losing the warmth that made it feel made by a person.
Rojan Shrestha
Founder, education product team
Product direction and interface redesign