Principal Product Designer · Systems thinking

I help teams turn complex products into coherent ones.

I’m Sagnik. For 16+ years I’ve untangled data-heavy enterprise products. I find the structure underneath, design the experience on top, and leave behind a system — patterns, components, rules — that keeps it clear as the product and the team grow.

Enterprise SaaS design
16+ yrs
SagUI components, Figma ↔ code
85
MCP tools for AI agents
6

How I work

  1. 01

    Understand

    Research the people, the business and the constraints

    → insight
  2. 02

    Structure

    Model the data, IA and workflows before the pixels

    → model
  3. 03

    Design

    Interfaces that make complex work feel simple

    → product
  4. 04

    Systematize

    Tokens, components and rules — 7-UI, SagUI

    → system
  5. 05

    Scale

    Enable teams — and AI agents — to build on it

    → adoption

Selected work

One system → the products built on it
MDM admin dashboard with store, vendor, product and inventory countsVendor portal product catalog

PlatformBuilt on SagUI

MDM Platform

Enterprise master data for convenience-store vendors: an admin console, invite-only onboarding and a vendor portal, with staging-and-approval workflows — rebuilt on SagUI.

Sales Analytics screens laid out at an angle as panels: overview metrics, revenue trend, best and worst sellers, store targets, category map, stock health, alert inbox, recommended action, take action, action tracker, inventory health and product detail

Built on SagUI

Sales Analytics

A 10-store dashboard that turns alerts into tracked actions: best and worst sellers, store comparisons and inventory risk.

What people say

He would be assigned to the most difficult, complex designs—and would knock them out of the park every time.
EDDY RUZ
Sr. Principal Lead, Bazaarvoice
I've seen him tackle massive projects for Fortune 500 Companies like Best Buy, Walmart, HP and countless others. He's decisive and intuitive.
BILLY HOLLIS
Developer & Designer

Got a complex product that needs to hold together?