I'm Shenil, a UX/UI designer who treats every project like a case file. Real users, real friction, documented thinking. Sri Lanka has no shortage of broken digital experiences. I go find them, take them apart, and put them back together properly.
Tell me what you're building. I'll reply personally with clear next steps, no sales fluff.
I start with a real person's frustration, not a brief. Who's dealing with this, and what does it actually feel like for them?
I look for people who've quietly given up on a workaround. That's louder than any complaint.
I talk to people who live the problem. I write down what surprised me, and what I assumed that turned out to be wrong.
"Too slow" is rarely about speed. Usually trust broke down somewhere in the middle.
Every screen has a "why" behind it. I move fast with AI where it earns its keep, but the decisions stay mine.
If I can't explain a decision in one sentence, it isn't ready to ship yet.
I put it in front of real users before I call it done. What broke? What changed because of that? That's the part most people skip.
The best feedback is silence: someone using it without ever needing to ask what to do next.
Real problems, sorted by what kind of fight they were. No client briefs handed to me. I found these, studied the people stuck with them, and designed my way out.
Longer thoughts that don't fit in a case file: process notes, opinions, and things I learned the hard way. Flip through like a stack of field notes.
Scroll here and it prints itself, every line itemised, nothing buried. Tear it off and keep it.
UX / UI Designer, Colombo, Sri Lanka
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