Hey, I'm Prasanth. I'm a UI/UX Designer with 5+ years of experience. I've worked across some genuinely complex domains, SaaS products, Supply Chain Management (SCM), Supplier Relationship Management (SRM), Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG), Agentic AI applications, and R&D tools. The kind of products that don't have a simple user journey and where a wrong design decision can quietly break an entire workflow downstream. That background taught me to think in systems, not just screens. I care a lot about why a design works, not just whether it looks good. Outside of screens, I read. A lot. Mostly around systems thinking, decision-making, and human behaviour, the kind of books that don't have anything to do with design on the surface but quietly change how you see everything. I think that's made me a better designer more than any design book has. I recently went deep on AI tools for design, not because it was trending, but because I got genuinely curious about what was actually useful versus what was just noise. I wrote an ebook about it. The short version: AI is real, it saves real time, and most designers are either ignoring it or approaching it wrong. One more thing, and this one's a bit different for a design profile. I'm a good listener. I mean that in a practical sense: I don't rush to give advice, I don't interrupt, and I actually hear what someone is saying before I respond. Over the years, people have come to me not just with design problems but with work stress, overthinking spirals, and sometimes just needing to talk something through with someone calm. I don't have a psychology degree. I'm not a therapist. But I've been told more than once that I'm easy to talk to, and that sometimes that's exactly what someone needed. So on here, I offer both. Design mentorship and feedback for the professional side. And a space to just talk, if that's what you're looking for. Either way, no judgement, no performance, just a real conversation.