I'm Naman, an HCI designer and creative technologist. I ask awkward questions early, so products can feel obvious later.
Based in London
Curious everywhere
Products, systems and experiments shaped by research, prototyping and a healthy dislike of needless friction.
A physical calendar that turns digital scheduling into a tangible, hands-on experience. Users can rotate, press and move physical controls to explore dates, create events and manage their time. The project investigates how tactile feedback and embodied interaction can make everyday planning feel more intuitive, focused and memorable.
The route was not linear. Each chapter added a new way of noticing: systems, stories, people, interfaces and the spaces between them.
Hover through the ideas that shape how I frame interfaces, images and experiences. The full Lens page keeps them moving.
I move from messy research to tangible prototypes, keeping the human stakes visible while the pixels, flows and technical constraints fall into place.
Good interfaces explain themselves. Great ones leave room for the person using them.A tactile little introduction for the digital world—part visiting card, part interface, entirely me.
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