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Sagrika Singh Product Designer · London Open to product & UX roles

I design for how people actually behave, not how we wish they would.

Sagrika smiling, holding her camera against a warm stone wall, with a cup of tea on the ledge beside her
  1. 2018Sociology, PatnaLearned to study people
  2. 2021Product design, industryLearned to ship for them
  3. 2025MSc UX Design, KingstonDesigning with AI
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3+ years shipping product SME to enterprise Designing AI-powered products Research to final UI

Selected Work

Behind every workaround is a system that failed someone first.

Showing all 5 projects

91%task success across seven tested hypotheses

Seeing your energy use as it happens

EcoBuddy: an AI and IoT energy app giving UK households real-time visibility of their electricity, and the tools to act on it.

  • ✦ AI product
  • Mobile
  • Bright Idea finalist
Designer & researcher · 2025 Read the case study →

37% → 100%task pass rate across four rounds of testing

Help before the photo, not edits after it

PoseU: AI pose suggestions for your body, outfit and occasion, without ever editing your photos.

  • ✦ AI product
  • Mobile
  • MSc dissertation
Designer & researcher · 2026 Read the case study →

48 → 10 hrstruck waiting time at the plant gate, avoiding about £25K a year in losses

Taking hours out of the transporter queue

ParkHere: a slot-booking app for transporters at a steel plant, used by drivers and truck owners.

  • Shipped
  • Enterprise
  • Mobile
UX lead · Neelkamal Steels · 2023–24 Read the case study →
Neelkamal HR dashboard: headcount, attendance, field-duty and pending-approval tiles above a payroll-cutoff alert

15%annual cost saving

From scattered spreadsheets to one dashboard

HR Dashboard: brought Excel-based HR records into a single real-time view for Neelkamal Steels.

  • Shipped
  • Enterprise
  • Data & B2B
Sole product designer · Neelkamal Steels · 2022 Read the case study →
Boots redesign: the proposed quick-view panel with shades, delivery cut-off and add to basket

10findings, 3 redesigned

Where a beauty checkout trips people up

Boots: a heuristic evaluation of boots.com’s makeup journey, benchmarked against Sephora and H&M.

  • UX audit
  • Research
  • MSc coursework
Researcher · 2025 Read the audit →

Experience

Where I learned to design for real people.

  1. Jan 2026 – PresentNow

    UX Designer, Freelance

    Upwork · International clients

  2. Jan 2026 – May 2026

    UX Research Intern

    PhysioActivity · London · Pre-launch health startup

    100+
    surveyed; pivoted the product from rehab to prevention
    9 → 5
    features: the MVP the founder pitches to investors
  3. Jan 2025 – Jan 2026

    Education

    MSc User Experience Design

    Kingston University · London

    37% → 100%
    PoseU (AI): task pass rate over 4 test rounds
    91%
    EcoBuddy (AI + IoT): task success, 7 hypotheses

    DistinctionBright Idea Sustainability Finalist 2026

  4. Aug 2022 – Dec 2024

    UX Designer, Employee Experience

    Neelkamal Steels · Steel manufacturer

    UX lead alongside a project manager, UI designer and engineers. Took 2 products from concept to live use.

    48 → 10 hrs
    ParkHere: truck wait at the gate; ~£25K a year saved
    15%
    HR dashboard: yearly saving from going digital

    Best Design Award 2024

  5. Mar 2021 – Apr 2022

    UX Designer

    Runjhun Printers · Design consultancy for small businesses

    Sole UX designer across iOS, Android and web.

    +35%
    task completion after launch
    +60%
    client engagement from new brand identities
  6. Aug 2018 – Aug 2021

    Where it started

    BA Sociology (Hons.)

    Patna Women's College · Patna, India

    Where I first learned to watch how people actually behave.

    In college, I designed bags for the Pride Parade and taught students and people at NGOs to make sustainable products they could use themselves. On a Swachh Bharat project in Patna's government schools, I taught sustainable design, washroom and menstrual hygiene, then designed posters, napkin bags and Periodica, a menstrual-awareness board game, with and for the girls. That's when I taught myself UX.

Off the clock, still looking.

The camera keeps my eye sharp for what I design with every day: colour, light, composition, and the small ways people make a place their own.