Mohit Singh.

About

Designing products with systems in mind.

Seven years on. I came in through motion and marketing, built a couple of Android apps on my laptop, and only then moved into product design properly. That order matters — I learned distribution before I learned Figma, which is why I tend to think about workflows and ship paths before I think about screens. The day job now is mostly enterprise UX, design systems, and the AI-native end of product: agents, eval loops, the moments where the model is the interface and nobody quite knows how to design that yet.

I try to think in product areas, not screens

Most of the work I enjoy sits across operations, sellers, reconciliation, logistics — so I try to design alongside PMs and engineers rather than at the end of their queue.

I keep an eye on what the work actually moves

Numbers I'm proud to have been part of: fewer support tickets, faster seller settlements, lower logistics cost. I never own these alone — but it matters to me that design contributes to them.

Trying to build with AI, not just design for it

I'm exploring small internal tools — agents for planning, BRDs, knowledge transfer — to see what helps designers and what gets in the way. Still early days.

Side projects are where I learn the parts the day job doesn't cover

Vozee on the Play Store, an AI UX-audit tool in progress. They've taught me a lot about distribution, iteration, and how unforgiving real users can be.

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