I don’t design for everyone. I design for the Top 1%—the ones who value growth, strategy, and results.

No revisions. No tweaks. Just a clean yes in one go. When you really understand the person and the market, the design naturally lands where it should. It’s never just “making it look good” — it’s listening, observing, aligning. Alhamdulillah for clients who trust the process

October was truly blessed New clients, new launches, and a better version of me showing up every day. Finally gifted myself a new display A small upgrade — but a big push to design better, think clearer, and keep growing. It’s crazy how things start falling into place when

Low contrast kills clarity. Design isn’t just about looking good — it’s about being readable. If your users have to focus too hard, you’ve already lost them. Keep it simple. Keep it sharp. Contrast matters.

Morning email: $900 paid. No chasing. No delays. Instant Here’s the truth— A few months back, I was struggling to close even one client. Now payments hit before I start the work. What changed? Consistency. Clear positioning. Showing proof of work daily. Money isn’t the flex.

When you wake up and see these kinds of messages. You need nothing else to make you work for the day🙌

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I rarely share product design… but when I do, I get reminded how underrated I still am 👀

Spent My Sunday polishing my website On a recent call, a prospect asked: “Are these testimonials from Upwork or somewhere else?” That got me thinking → users want validation. So I added tooltips showing exactly where each review came from (Contra, LinkedIn, etc). A small

Spent My Sunday polishing my website On a recent call, a prospect asked: “Are these testimonials from Upwork or somewhere else?” That got me thinking → users want validation. So I added tooltips showing exactly where each review came from (Contra, LinkedIn, etc). A small

Spent the whole day designing, ended it with a 5km walk. Fresh air > burnout.

"Designers" Why can't you keep the buttons simple like this. 🤌🏻🔥

New trend on X: Fake posts → ‘We’re hiring a designer’ (when they’re not). Reply? → ‘Not now, maybe in future.’ That’s not hiring, that’s engagement farming. Authenticity > cheap tricks. Always.

Spent few Deep work hours on this. The result is clear.

After sharing my details multiple times, I’m still stuck in the same loop with Crompton. Every time I’m told “we’ll come tomorrow”, the next day no one shows up. Calling customer care isn’t better — I just hear “please hold a sec” and then the call gets cut. This isn’t about a

Designing a process section , Should I go with minimal icons, custom illustrations, or abstract shapes?

Cooking something spicy today🔥👀

Contra just surprised me ⚡️ Normally, I transfer my payouts from Contra → PayPal → local bank. That takes around 2 days to clear. This time, I tried connecting my local bank account directly. The result? Money landed in just a few minutes — with way better conversion rates

I usually don’t post things like this, but really disappointed with @Crompton_India. I bought 3 fans (all under warranty). One of them stopped working in my room. It’s been 2–3 weeks since I raised a complaint—everyday I just get calls saying 'we’ll come tomorrow'. But no one

A lead came back after a year — and paid upfront within 15 minutes on our call. When I first spoke to him, I honestly thought he wouldn’t convert. Months passed, no updates, and I moved on. Then last night, out of nowhere, he messaged me to set up a call. We jumped on, had a

Monday. No post today. Busy crafting deep, high-quality design work 🤌🏻