Index 000 / Surface A field, a desk, a screen, and a lot of sky.

Designing for the person in front of the screen.

I'm Nabaskar Brahma, a UX/UI designer who digs into research before drawing a single screen. Also a 3D generalist who builds quiet, cinematic little worlds.

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−3 m · Topsoil · layer 01

Hi, I’m Nabaskar.

A UX/UI designer and 3D generalist from India. I like products that feel calm, and scenes that feel lived in.

Studying
B.Tech (IT) + MBA, IIITM Gwalior
Graduating
2028
Status
Open to Summer 2027 UX internships

−13 m · Subsoil · layer 02

I design products.

Apps and sites, end to end: the flow, the screens, and the small states nobody draws, like offline, empty and almost-done.

M 001 R 002 T 004
  • Flows
  • Wireframes
  • UI
  • Design systems

−22 m · Clay · layer 03

I make them move.

Prototypes tuned until a tap feels physical. Motion is how an interface explains itself.

● What if…? · live prototype
  • Prototyping
  • Interaction
  • Smart Animate

−31 m · Bedrock · layer 04

I build little worlds.

Quiet, cinematic 3D scenes: one figure, a lot of light. 17 renders so far.

  • Environments
  • Lighting
  • Mood

−44 m · The archive · layer 05

Five projects, dug up.

Each one starts at the surface and goes all the way down. Open a folder.

Open the drawer ↓

Index 001 / The archive

Five folders worth opening.
Eighteen that aren’t.

  1. M 001Margin
  2. R 002Ruko
  3. B 003Berth
  4. T 004ThriftUp
  5. W 005What if…?
  1. M 001 Margin Every note, pinned to its second. A study companion for long recorded lectures. UX research · Mobile app 2026 →
  2. R 002 Ruko A warning people believe, at the second it matters. Scam safety for parents aged 45+. Trust & safety · Accessibility 2026 →
  3. B 003 Berth The one answer a train traveller needs right now: where to stand, and when to wake. Research synthesis · Mobile 2026 →
  4. T 004 ThriftUp Making second-hand fashion feel first-rate, with a buy-back program called ModaCash. E-commerce · Web · Solo 2024 →
  5. W 005 What if…? Three tiny prototypes, one gesture each, tuned until they feel physical. Motion · Interaction design 2026 →

Index 002 / Desktop

The person in front
of the screen.

Windows are draggable. It’s a desktop, after all.

README.txt

Hi, I’m Nabaskar. I like the slow part of design.

Reading hundreds of app reviews. Talking with relatives about the scams they nearly fell for. Counting what people actually said before deciding what they meant. Then I make it simple.

I design mobile flows, wireframes, interactive prototypes and small design systems in Figma, and I care about motion that explains instead of decorates.

ABV-Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Gwalior · Integrated B.Tech (IT) + MBA · graduating 2028
Open to Summer 2027 UX internships

how_i_work.md
  1. Dig before drawing. Every project starts with evidence: reviews, interviews, observation.
  2. Every number traces back. If a stat is on a slide, there’s a row in a spreadsheet behind it.
  3. Say what’s real. Simulated data gets a label. A review round isn’t called a user test.
  4. Motion with a job. One gesture, one spring, and it has to explain something.
system.info
Research
Interviews · surveys · review mining · coding & affinity mapping · heuristic review · cognitive walkthrough
Design
User flows · wireframes · visual specs · interactive prototypes · design systems
Tools
Figma (variables, components, Smart Animate) · FigJam
Motion
Springs, easing, one-gesture interactions
3D
Environments · lighting · mood · 17 renders →
now.txt

Looking for
Summer 2027 UX internship

Timezone
IST · UTC+5:30

Best way to reach me
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Index 003 / 3D_WORLD — unlocked

The other half.
One figure, 17 places.

When I’m not designing interfaces, I build small worlds in 3D: rooms, woods, streets and weather, lit for one person who is usually alone in them.

3d_generalist.exe
fig. 3 — every 3D artist starts with a donut. Then it gets out of hand →
R01 window-rain.jpg A dim living room at dusk. A floor lamp glows beside a sofa while a curtain blows in through an open window onto green trees. Window, rain R02 cafe.jpg A small café at night seen from across a wet street, its warm windows the only light, reflected in the rain on the pavement. Alone café R03 woods.jpg A blue, fog-filled pine forest with ferns in the foreground and a tiny figure standing far off between the trunks. Alone in the woods R04 sunset.jpg A figure in a hooded jacket stands in silhouette in tall grass, facing a low orange sun under a dark, cloudy sky. Looking at the sunset R05 kitchen.jpg A man stands in a dark kitchen, lit only by the warm light under the wall cabinets. Kitchen R06 pond-side.jpg Late sunlight cuts through tall trees onto a figure sitting alone in the grass. Pond side R07 shop.jpg A figure pushes a shopping trolley through a dark convenience store, backlit by a bright doorway full of daylight. Shop R08 lonely.jpg A man sits hunched at a desk in a dark room, a single stripe of light across the polished floor. Lonely 17 renders in the folder Open 3D_WORLD →

Index 004 / Mailroom — the deepest room

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mailroom.app

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