Hello, again :)
I'm Dhanshri
/dhan · shree/
I'm a UX designer who brings structure to ambiguity and energy to complex challenges. With a foundation in architecture and a love for systems thinking, I design experiences that are thoughtful, clear, and deeply human.
Most recently, I led UX at DiscoverU Health, shaping products from research through developer handoff. I blend user insights with product strategy to create solutions that actually stick. Whether it’s streamlining onboarding or clarifying dense workflows, I’m always asking — how can this be more meaningful, more usable, more kind?
What excites me most is turning messy, layered problems into grounded, elegant interfaces that feel effortless — not just to use, but to understand.
A recent graduate of Human-Computer Interaction from Indiana University Bloomington

My Journey
UX Designer
IA Collaborative
2025
UX Designer
DiscoverU Health
2024
Product Designer
Microsoft (IU Collaboration)
2023
UX/UI Design Intern
DeFiner Labs
2023
Master's in Human-Computer Interaction
Indiana University Bloomington
2022
UX Designer
Arnita Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
2021 - 2022
Architect & Urban Designer
DCOOP Architects
2019 - 2021
Bachelors in Architecture
University of Mumbai
2014 - 2019
What differentiates me as a designer
I design with an architectural mindset
I think in systems, patterns, and spatial hierarchy. This helps me bring structure to complex flows and make early-stage decisions that scale without chaos.
I move fast in unclear environments
I thrive in early-stage or shifting projects. I turn vague docs and scattered insights into actionable flows, always anchored in user behavior and constraints.
I simplify with intent
I don’t just reduce clutter. I focus on what the user actually needs in the moment, making interactions lighter, clearer, and faster without removing meaning.
I bridge people, not just pixels
I align quickly with devs, PMs, and stakeholders across time zones. My strength is translating needs clearly so teams stay unblocked and progress stays focused.
I stay grounded in real constraints
I consider dev feasibility early, ask questions that surface edge cases, and design with what’s practical.