I'm Logesh Devaraj — most people call me Logan. A UX and product designer who believes great design starts with understanding people deeply, thinking clearly, and caring about the details that matter.
I have wonderful experience designing enterprise platforms, SaaS products, and customer-focused digital experiences. I enjoy simplifying complex workflows into intuitive, accessible, and scalable solutions that create real impact for both users and businesses.
My work combines user research, UX strategy, visual design, design systems, accessibility, and close collaboration with developers to deliver thoughtful, development-ready experiences. I'm also interested in how AI-assisted workflows can support better design thinking and more human-centred products.
Casual pencil sketching keeps me observing proportion, light, and shadow more closely. Drawing by hand forces me to slow down in a way screens never quite manage — it's where a lot of ideas find their shape before they reach any design tool.
Regular court sessions. Fast reflexes, spatial awareness, and the joy of a well-timed drop shot. There's a satisfying precision to badminton — you can't bluff your way through a game. It keeps me sharp, competitive, and honest about the value of consistent practice.
I enjoy baking with precision, patience, and a bit of creativity. It's a lot like design — measure carefully, follow the process, but leave room for judgement. I can't resist good chocolate-based desserts, and I believe a well-made croissant is a minor miracle.
I enjoy nature walks along local trails and coastlines — a relaxed practice that helps me slow down, observe my surroundings, and stay grounded. Away from screens, ideas tend to arrive unbidden. Some of my best thinking happens somewhere on a quiet path.
Long open road drives and the quiet focus of being behind the wheel — my version of thinking time. There's something about sustained motion and changing scenery that clears the mind. Some of my best ideas come somewhere on a long, peaceful drive.
I like catching up with friends over good food and coffee — sharing relaxed, meaningful conversations. Good coffee is a ritual as much as a drink. I'm particular about the brew, the mug, and ideally the company. Some of the most valuable conversations I've had started over an espresso.
I played keyboard in orchestras for several years — reading scores, keeping time, and finding my place within an ensemble. Music taught me the discipline of practice, the importance of listening carefully to those around you, and that great performances are built on trust between players as much as individual skill.
I have been a philatelist and numismatist since childhood — collecting stamps and coins from around the world. There is something quietly absorbing about holding a small object that has crossed borders and decades. Every piece carries a story, and organising a collection is its own kind of design challenge.