Making complicated products feel obvious.

Making complicated
products feel obvious.

I'm Zeel, a Product Designer at Walmart Global Tech, turning messy systems into products people can actually use.

I'm Zeel, a Product Designer at Walmart Global Tech, turning

messy systems into products people can actually use.

I'm Zeel, a Product Designer at Walmart Global Tech, turning messy systems into products people can actually use.

3+ years · Enterprise · Consumer · AI · 0→1

available to make things make sense

been building something after hours →

a little about me

I like problems with too many moving parts.
The kind where nobody quite agrees on what the problem is yet, the existing solution has grown five extra limbs, and someone eventually needs to make sense of it.

That's where I like working.

When I'm not doing that, I'm usually somewhere new, learning something strange, making something with my hands, or drinking coffee while pretending I have a plan.

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Selected
works

sounds boring, I promise it’s not ↓

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Enterprise Data Experience • Web

Walmart Africa Homepage · Mobile

Data Store Experience • Web

Menopause Wellness Experience

presenting

Articles

I had some thoughts, decided to write them down..

I Had a Stanford Trophy and a Figma File. I Finally Did Something About It.

How two years of menopause research became a live app in one night. All thanks to Claude!!

A UX designer's guide to going 0-to-1 alone - research, Claude Code, and a lot of audacity.

I Let AI Into My Design Process

AI didn’t design the product - but it definitely helped me move a lot faster.
A look at how I used AI across research, IA, critiques, and wireframes while building the the returns journey for Makro.

Got an interesting problem?

I’m always excited to work on products that need clarity, structure, and thoughtful design.

a little about me

I like problems with too many moving parts.
The kind where nobody quite agrees on what the problem is yet, the existing solution has grown five extra limbs, and someone eventually needs to make sense of it.

That's where I like working.

When I'm not doing that, I'm usually somewhere new, learning something strange, making something with my hands, or drinking coffee while pretending I have a plan.

I like problems with too many moving parts.
The kind where nobody quite agrees on what the problem is yet, the existing solution has grown five extra limbs, and someone eventually needs to make sense of it.

That's where I like working.

When I'm not doing that, I'm usually somewhere new, learning something strange, making something with my hands, or drinking coffee while pretending I have a plan.

I like problems with too many moving parts.
The kind where nobody quite agrees on what the problem is yet, the existing solution has grown five extra limbs, and someone eventually needs to make sense of it.

That's where I like working.

When I'm not doing that, I'm usually somewhere new, learning something strange, making something with my hands, or drinking coffee while pretending I have a plan.

I like problems with too many moving parts.
The kind where nobody quite agrees on what the problem is yet, the existing solution has grown five extra limbs, and someone eventually needs to make sense of it. That's where I like working.

When I'm not doing that, I'm usually somewhere new, learning something strange, making something with my hands, or drinking coffee while pretending I have a plan.

My resume

proudly