Portfolio map
The homepage flow, six projects, and personal photographs.
Homepage
A compact personal introduction sits beside the project gallery. About, toolkit, experience and education, then a wide Play invitation follow.
Introduction
A small portrait and personal rail alongside work on desktop, becoming a compact identity block on phones.
Work
Six projects with individual covers, contribution details and case links. Jan Aushadhi is a research and concept exploration.
About
A twelve-photo carousel beside the introduction, followed by photographs from the studio, Meraki and Junoon.
Toolkit
A six-part index with complete methods and images for every listed tool; no nested reveal. Works with hover, keyboard focus or tap.
Experience & education
Roles, dates, qualifications and courses presented directly on the page.
Play invitation
The bicycle garden offers another way to explore. Best on a desktop or laptop. A small drawing toy stays optional here.
Contact
Email, résumé and professional profiles, with copy controls. The footer provides a route back to the top and this map.
Project stories
Open a project to see the artifact, Lakshya’s contribution, key decisions and the evidence behind them.
- ConnectAidCollaborative prototype · Research and interaction design
- GigglesPhysical–digital prototype · Best Project at Meraki
- Pixel ManiaDesign system · Playable exploration
- Redesign 20 cc SyringeErgonomics research · Physical prototype
- Workplace ModeUX research · Concept awaiting validation
- Jan AushadhiService design · Research & concept
Each story follows its own project. Research, alternatives, prototype behavior and feedback appear where relevant, followed by outcomes and remaining questions. Section shortcuts, related work and a return to the collection keep navigation straightforward.
Photos & evidence
A red-shirt portrait introduces the homepage. Twelve selected personal photos rotate in About, alongside three college moments.
- About: comparing logo patterns, the syringe display at Meraki, and performing at Junoon. A brief photo-spread animation settles into a readable gallery.
- Giggles: Meraki presentation or award photographs, a working-board demo, and later testing material with children and educators.
- Project evidence: syringe prototype footage, Figma research and testing artifacts, and the Pixel Mania feedback photograph.
The portfolio uses the supplied résumé and confirmed project details. Informal feedback, tested prototypes and unvalidated concepts remain distinct; missing results are not filled in.