Anuj Patel, Lead Product Designer
7+ years across healthcare, B2B and enterprise. I find the structure under messy domains — infinitely custom insurance policies turned out to be five money-flow patterns, a nine-step booking form turned out to be one — and build the systems that compose themselves from it.
See the workEach one left something behind: a pattern registry that renders any policy shape, one card component carrying fourteen states, a shared design system that held consistency across teams as the surface area grew.
Members couldn't tell what was covered, so they paid out of pocket and claimed it back. Sales can now sell any plan shape and the interface renders it — no redesign.
Measured in production, first six months after launch
Users expect to connect within fifteen minutes; a nine-step booking form became one. Three years on, it is still the journey the consultation business runs on.
A third of a doctor's day goes to documentation, often without a computer at all. Template reuse became how the product is used, not a power-user feature — template usage up 200%.
Medically-reviewed videos, surfaced where members already were.
One widget for Claude, ChatGPT and whatever else you pay for. It never invents a number: every reading is tagged live, manual or error.
Holds an agent's risky actions until a human decides, then turns the branch into a short narrated page for the reviewer.
I’m Anuj Patel, a Lead Product Designer with 7+ years across healthcare, B2B and enterprise products.
Most of my work arrives as someone else’s brief and doesn’t stay that way. The benefits brief asked for a nudge toward cashless; research showed members couldn’t tell what their plan covered, so there was no decision left to nudge — and the roadmap was rebuilt around comprehension instead.
I run the working sessions where that gets settled, with backend, frontend, ops and onboarding in one room. Things get killed there too: configurable per-service caps went once engineering showed the data model couldn’t enforce them, and we shipped an honest dual-constraint display instead of a promise. Lately, that includes how AI is changing both what we design and how.
I care about solving real user problems and making products genuinely better.Download resume
Anuj is a quintessential UI/UX designer with a myriad of product skills and a firm understanding of the design realm. His ability to match business requirements and translate them into a UI/UX in record time makes him by far the best product designer I've worked with to date
Montu YadavLead Product Designer
I love Anuj's design approach. It's vibrant and energetic, reflecting in the bold design choices made. His first principle thinking is commendable; he thoroughly researches before crafting solutions, keeping the team aligned with the overall goal
Pradeep GulurDirector of Design
Anuj's impeccable design sense and acute user experience awareness are evident in his work at CNH. He goes beyond project delivery, proactively identifying areas for improvement and taking initiative. His passion for design and understanding of human behaviour set him apart as a great designer
Javed KhanVP of Design
Starting as a new UI designer, Anuj quickly impressed with his design skills. He wasn't just crafting wireframes; he offered insightful ideas on user flow, UI elements, and visual design. His dedication, evident in the long hours he put in, significantly contributed to the company's growth during successful funding rounds
Jitin ChandnaVP of Product
Collaborating with Anuj has been an incredible journey marked by his exceptional talent for quickly grasping complex products and transforming them into stunning designs under tight deadlines
Gurpreet SinghSenior Product Designer
Anuj's rare combination of great design and business sense shines in every project. His disciplined approach and youthful energy promise great things ahead
Hanan VohraCofounder at Inner Compass
