I design thoughtful digital experiences that help people understand unfamiliar products and navigate everyday tasks. Over the past three years, I’ve worked across wearables, mobile apps and design systems.
0–1 design for Lenskart's smart eyewear — research, hardware UX, and the companion app.
A smartband and app built around how Indian women actually live, not how we imagine they should.
Tokens, components and theming for AjnaLens — less friction, more shipping.
Rebuilt key flows for clarity, motivation, and a learning experience that actually sticks.
I’m a product designer based in Thane. I grew up making art, studied computer science and found a place for both in design.
I enjoy understanding how things work and shaping how they feel. My process starts with listening, questioning assumptions and exploring ideas with the people who will use and build them.
The question I keep coming back to is: How could this feel easier for the person using it?
Away from the screen, you’ll usually find me tending to my plants, filling a sketchbook or trying another creative hobby.
User research · User flows · Wireframing · Prototyping · Interaction design · Usability testing · Design systems · Website design · App design
Jun 2026 — Now
Apr 2025 — May 2026
Feb 2023 — Apr 2025
Sep 2022 — Feb 2023
Aug 2022 — Nov 2022
I have had the privilege of leading Deepali as part of my design team, and I can say with confidence that she is one of the most promising designers I have worked with in my career.
What sets Deepali apart is something rare — she is entirely self-taught, yet working alongside her, you would never once feel that. Her design thinking, her eye for detail, and her understanding of the end-to-end product lifecycle are on par with the best in the field. The reason is simple: she treats learning as a non-negotiable part of her growth. She is always curious, always improving, and always ahead of the curve when it comes to tools, trends, and craft.
One of her most remarkable contributions was building a design system almost single-handedly, within a very short timeframe — a task that typically demands months of structured effort. She approached it with a clarity of thinking that came from genuinely understanding the product, the stakeholder requirements, and most importantly, the user. That combination of product awareness and user empathy is what makes Deepali a truly well-rounded UI/UX designer.
Her work on the B by Lenskart smart glasses project further demonstrated her ability to design for complex, hardware-constrained experiences — translating technical limitations into interfaces that felt intuitive and clean. She consistently collaborated well with engineering, welcomed feedback, and ensured handoffs were seamless.
Beyond her craft, Deepali is the kind of teammate who elevates everyone around her — approachable, dependable, and always willing to contribute beyond her own scope.
I wholeheartedly recommend Deepali to any team that values thoughtful design, strong ownership, and a designer who will only get better with time. Wherever she goes next, they are fortunate to have her.
I’ve had the opportunity to work closely with Deepali, and she is truly one of the most dependable and talented designers I’ve worked with. She brings a thoughtful and structured approach to problem-solving, always taking the time to reason through challenges before translating ideas into design.
Deepali has a strong understanding of the end-to-end product design lifecycle, backed by solid technical knowledge and a sharp design sense. She is detail-oriented, highly organized, and consistently delivers work with clarity and precision.
One of her standout strengths is communication — she has a rare ability to simplify complex problems and articulate solutions in a way that is easy for everyone to understand. Along with being a natural leader, she is also an amazing collaborator who elevates the people around her.
I would highly recommend Deepali to any team looking for a designer who can solve complex UX challenges and transform them into intuitive, impactful user experiences.
I have the pleasure of working closely with Deepali Pathe on the 'B by Lenskart' smart glasses project. Designing for wearable AR/smart tech requires a deep understanding of unique user experiences, and Deepali Pathe excels at this. She bridges the gap between complex hardware functionality and clean, intuitive UI beautifully. As an Android Developer, I highly value her collaborative approach—she always welcomes engineering feedback regarding platform constraints and ensures seamless design handoffs. She is a phenomenal Senior Product Designer who truly understands how to design for the future of tech.
I had the pleasure of working with an exceptional Product Designer who consistently delivered thoughtful, user-centric solutions. She has an impressive ability to translate complex requirements into intuitive and visually appealing designs.
She possesses a strong understanding of user experience, design systems, and modern design tools, and always brings creativity along with a problem-solving mindset. Beyond her technical skills, she is highly collaborative, open to feedback, and committed to delivering high-quality work on time.
I had the opportunity to work with Deepali in the same team, and she consistently brought a strong mix of creativity, collaboration, and growth mindset to the table.
She has a strong understanding of design and always stays updated with the latest industry trends, tools, and solutions. What I appreciate most about her is her willingness to learn and continuously grow, both professionally and personally. She’s proactive, curious, and always looking for ways to improve her craft.
Apart from being a talented designer, she’s also a great team player. She’s approachable, supportive, and always ready to help others whenever needed. Working alongside her has been a great experience, and I’m confident she’ll continue to do amazing work wherever she goes.
Had a great experience working with Deepali. She’s an outstanding designer with a strong understanding of both design and functionality. Coming from a computer science background, she understands how products actually work, which really reflects in her design decisions.
She was one of the most hardworking and dedicated people on the team, contributed across multiple products, and was always helpful as a co-worker. Would definitely recommend her.
I had the opportunity to work with her and truly appreciated her professionalism, dedication, and collaborative nature. She consistently handled her work with responsibility and maintained a positive attitude even during challenging situations. She is reliable, supportive to the team, and always willing to contribute wherever needed. It was a pleasure working alongside her, and I’m confident she will continue to do great in her career.
Smart glasses sound like a fun design challenge. Until you realise the people using them have never worn a tiny computer on their face before — and you are responsible for making that first experience feel easy.
We were asked to build a smartband and app for women’s health, something women would actually open every day. We thought we knew what the problem was.
I searched for “tropical mango bread” — and the first thing I saw was tobacco. Using Nielsen Norman Group’s 10 usability heuristics, I explored a few small ways the experience could feel more intuitive.
People buying a pre-owned car struggle to find reliable, up-to-date information about it. A case study on a trustworthy place to check make, model, mileage and price before you buy.
Babbel had strong content, but its UI lacked clarity, consistency and motivation. As part of an UpLabs challenge, I rethought how it could feel clear instead of confusing.
