UX Designer · MSc Human–Computer Interaction
I'm Kenneth — a UX designer with an industrial design background, working on hard interface problems: from quantum computing tools at the edge of usability, to trust-critical products in mental health and home-building.
Case study · MSc thesis
Making quantum computing approachable for beginners — without limiting experts. Grounded in heuristic evaluation, think-aloud studies and NASA TLX testing.
Case study · Personal project
A therapy-booking app for India, where 80% of people who need support never seek it. Trust-first design from research to full app — with an AI companion flow in progress.
Case study · End-to-end app
Most apps are designed for a user. Homzy is designed for a household — helping Indian families navigate the biggest, most crowded decision of their lives.
I came to UX through industrial design — four years of sketching, prototyping and manufacturing physical products taught me that good design is felt, not just seen. That instinct now shapes how I design software.
My master's at Nottingham pushed me toward the hardest usability problems I could find: quantum computing interfaces, where the gap between expert and novice is a canyon. Closing gaps like that — between complex systems and the people who need them — is the work I love most.
I'm currently exploring how AI tools reshape the design process itself, and looking for my next role.
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