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I am Chandan Jonnavithula

Product Designer

An engineer turned product designer passionate about
GenAI & Agentic ✦ experiences, with an obsession for vibe-coding, motion and micro-interactions that bring a sense of
humanness to engineering! 🌱

Shipped

B2B

Fin-tech

From Complexity to Clarity: Enhancing Citi Connect's Payment Dashboard for Faster Financial Insights

Treasury managers were able to reconciliation of financial reports 3x faster.

The process, briefly

Things you don't see in my Resume

Design concepts

Silly little side quests.

Making

NFTs

Cool

again!

Re-imagining NFTs through Augmented Reality

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Making Apple OS more accessible for Deaf & hard of hearing users

Postcards from people I've worked with

Kind words from people I've worked with

Jeannie Adair

Design Lead

"His design thinking skills are stellar and he has talent you can count on"

Gaurav Nagpal

Product Manager

"His natural perspective towards looking at the customer experience makes you proud to be direct manager of brilliance”

Abhishek Kaushal

Delivery Lead

"Smart, energetic, and passionate. His knowledge, commitment, and positive attitude are key asset for any organization"

Behind the "Why"

Trust me, These answers were written by me and definitely not A.I

From Chandan, 9:41 AM

Why design?

I started designing for a nonprofit, thinking, "Wow, design is amazing!" Then I worked for a company and thought, "Wow, design is brutal." So, I pursued a Master’s in HCI to figure it out. Now, I mostly know what I’m doing.

Why "Product Design"?

UX design was fun until I realized businesses expect profits too. Product design is just UX, but with higher stakes and more meetings. I thrive in chaos, so here we are.

What's your design philosophy?

If it needs a tutorial, I’ve failed. If people enjoy using it, I’ve succeeded. If no one notices the design at all, I’ve really succeeded.

What’s been your toughest design challenge?

Explaining to my relatives that "making things pretty" is not all that I do.

Which superhero would you be in design terms?

Batman. Works in the shadows, obsessed with problem-solving, relies on a well-equipped toolbelt (Figma, Notion, Miro). Now, let’s be real! We designers function on very little sleep :')