Anoshaan
Product
UX
UI
Design Systems
Code
AI
Testing
Accessibility
Delivery
Process

How I shapeproducts.

My process connects user behavior, product structure, design systems, AI-assisted production, and QA, so ideas move faster without losing clarity.

Quality lens

Quality is inspected, not guessed.

Every product passes the same six checks before it ships.

Clarity

Every screen earns its space. If it doesn't help someone decide, it goes.

Accessibility

Designed with accessibility-first thinking, so the experience works beyond the average user.

Behavior

Tested against how people actually move through a product, not how we assume they will.

Performance

Measured, never guessed. Perceived speed is treated as part of the design.

Consistency

One system of decisions, applied the same way across every surface.

Validation

A/B testing, usability runs, and design QA turn opinions into measurable improvement.

System infrastructure

Systems are shared decisions, not libraries.

A real design system carries decisions upward, from a single token to what the user feels. Versioned, documented, and owned like any other product.

TokensComponentsPatternsDocumentationAdoptionContribution
Product experienceWhat the user actually feels
Product screensDesign-to-dev consistency
PatternsReusable UI logic
ComponentsAccessible, versioned, documented
TokensColor, type, space, motion

Decisions travel upward: token to experience

Human + AI workflow

Where AI fits in.

Figma, MCP, and local models move design into code fast. Every output still passes a human review gate before it ships.

FigmaAI + MCPCodeHuman reviewExperience
Tech radar

Tracking what changes how products get built.

Product technology moves fast. These are the tools and practices I keep close, with product thinking at the center of all of them.

AI-assisted design

Speed on production, not on the decisions.

MCP workflows

Design context, piped straight into code.

Local AI / LM Studio

Private models. Nothing leaves the machine.

Design-to-code

Editable output, not throwaway generation.

Front-end practices

Clean, semantic, accessible by default.

Accessibility testing

Audited against WCAG AA, with AAA-level care where it counts.

A/B testing

Let real users settle the debate.

UX analytics

Watch where attention actually goes.

Motion as feedback

Movement that explains state, not decorates it.

Performance-aware UI

Perceived speed is a design material.

Design QA

The last 5% is where quality lives.

Reusable systems

Build once, ship everywhere.

Product loop

One loop, run continuously.

01Understand

Learn the people, the problem, and the constraints.

02Structure

Shape the system and information before the screens.

03Design

Make it clear, accessible, and intentional.

04Build

Ship clean front-end, accelerated by AI where it helps.

05Test

Validate with real users and measurable signals.

06Improve

Feed what we learn back into the system.

Improve feeds straight back into Understand.