Find the real product problem.
Clarify the user goal, constraints, important state and decision points before visual polish makes a weak flow look finished.
Senior product designer · Kathmandu, Nepal · Remote
I turn complicated product logic into interfaces people can act on.
I’m Nischhal Raj Subba. For 6+ years I’ve worked across SaaS, Web3, fintech, enterprise software and product websites, from early product structure through interface systems and implementation handoff.
The work, with the difficult decisions left in.
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Yarsha
A mobile chat product where wallet actions, Solana blinks and transaction states had to feel connected to conversation without making approval feel casual.
Mokshya.io
A technical protocol website structured so first-time visitors can understand the product while developers can reach mechanism, evidence and deeper context without wading through marketing filler.
piHub
Investment, credit, application and verification experiences organized around the information financial users need most: current status, missing requirements and the next useful action.
Orkest HQ
A shared product grammar for CRM, Sales, Inventory and Finance, designed so the modules feel related without pretending their operational jobs are identical.
Three habits that keep product decisions useful through implementation.
Reuse decisions, not just components.
Build patterns that create consistency while leaving room for workflows that genuinely need to behave differently.
Close the gap between design and build.
Document responsive behavior, states and implementation intent, then stay close enough to QA the real interface.
Selected experience
Agency breadth, product depth and enough front-end proximity to know where handoff breaks.
Product design for enterprise web software and a reusable interface system.
Web3 product and website design, including wallet-native interaction and technical storytelling.
Lead UX work with a focus on design-system consistency and design-to-development handoff.