Product designer who sweats the details and thinks in whole systems.
/AS SEEN ON KICKSTARTER
From my desk to a kid’s hands.
I got to watch my screens star in the launch video for a distraction-free learning app for kids on e-ink tablets. It was picked for Google and Kickstarter’s Next Wave Fund, then hit its funding goal in under 3 hours.
/TALK
Everything Design & AI in 2026
I led a studio-wide session on AI-first design, mapping the four ways designers work with AI and what actually holds up in client delivery.
/PUBLIC SERVICE
Built a tomato cannon for AI slop
Made Shamer, a little web tool that pelts anyone who drops a slop grenade with tomatoes. It somehow won both Audience Favorite and Best Overall at our studio’s Design Showdown.
More recent PR stunts
For me, craft runs through the whole thing, from the research through to the final screens. I take products that have grown tangled and make them clear and simple to use, and I like to move fast and test ideas early.
I’m happiest growing into building, so when I’m off the clock I love making something small of my own with AI. That’s how I learn fastest.
Product designer who sweats the details and thinks in whole systems.
IReally, I’m happiest building, so when I’m off the clock I’m usually making something small of my own with AI. That’s how I learn fastest.
Product designer who sweats the details and thinks in whole systems.
Hi there! I'm Ayesha. Product designer who makes software feel human.
Over the past ~2.5 years, I've worked across consumer and business products, but the common thread has been the same: turning messy, multi-step workflows into clean, simple experiences that make daily tasks easier.
I pick up new domains and tools as the work needs them, while balancing tech constraints, business goals and actual usability. On the side, you'll find me bringing my own ideas to life.
Here's how all that played out:
