Design Work
UI Components & Explorations
Visual design explorations across hero sections, micro-interactions, and component systems.
I'm Satheesh M — a UX Designer with 4+ years in user experience and 10+ years in visual storytelling. I turn friction into flow and confusion into clarity.
I'm a Senior Video Specialist & Motion Designer turned UX Designer based in Bangalore, India. My background in visual storytelling gives me a unique edge — I see interfaces as narratives, and every interaction as a scene in a story.
For over a decade I crafted motion and video experiences that hooked audiences in seconds. Now I apply that same instinct for attention and engagement to digital product design — obsessing over the small moments that make or break a user's journey.
My writing on Medium has earned a loyal readership across 12 in-depth UX case studies, and my book connects the dots between intuition, friction, and thoughtful design.
10+ years of visual expertise now applied to user-centered product design — motion thinking meets UX precision.
Open to remote work & willing to relocate for the right opportunity.
Active Medium contributor covering friction, AI design & product UX.
Real-world friction spots, dissected and redesigned. Published on Medium.
Exploring how vehicle-aware navigation could reduce cognitive load and deliver truly contextual routing experiences. A deep dive into a single missing feature in a mature, billion-user product.
What happens when users simply don't have the motivation to engage? A deeper look into passive user psychology — and how product moments can either lose or capture low-intent users entirely.
Visual design explorations across hero sections, micro-interactions, and component systems.
Not a full product review. A deep dive into single features of mature products — the one tap, one signal, one friction point that decides the experience.
10 focused UX case studies from real-world products — Google Chrome, Google Maps, Android Auto, WhatsApp, Rapido, LinkedIn — each one zooming into a specific micro-interaction, feedback cue, or friction moment and analyzing it through the lens of UX psychology.
Most UX books talk about flows and screens. This one talks about moments — and why the smallest interaction often decides everything.
Open to freelance projects, full-time roles, and UX collaborations.
