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Harry Donni

Product Designer

India

Harry Donni is a product designer based in India on Dazzle.

<p>Harry Donni is an entry-level <strong>Product Designer</strong> based in <strong>Asia/Kolkata</strong>, bringing a rare blend of digital, spatial, and sensory design to modern product teams. With hands-on experience across <strong>SaaS and E-commerce</strong>, Harry applies <strong>Human-Centered Design</strong> and <strong>Design Thinking</strong> to craft intuitive, scalable experiences grounded in solid information architecture and interaction patterns.</p><p>His multidisciplinary background spans <strong>UI/UX, design systems, video editing, game and exhibition design, sound and motion</strong>, enabling him to think holistically across user journeys and touchpoints. Harry is proficient in <strong>Figma, Framer, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe XD</strong>, using them for wireframing, prototyping, usability testing, and building component libraries aligned with <strong>atomic design</strong> and accessibility standards (including <strong>WCAG</strong> principles).</p><p>Notable achievements include contributing to early-stage startup products, supporting the creation of reusable design systems, and collaborating closely with <strong>engineering, product, and research</strong> teams in <strong>Agile and Lean UX</strong> environments to ship MVPs faster and reduce design debt. His design philosophy is <strong>user-centered, minimalist, and data-informed</strong>, balancing visual clarity with business goals.</p><p>Open to <strong>full-time or contract</strong> roles, hybrid work, and available in <strong>2???4 weeks</strong>, Harry is eager to grow with collaborative teams that value craft, curiosity, and measurable impact.</p>

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