Hi, I'm Shailly.
I design AI-powered B2B products that make complex systems feel simple and human.
Designing clarity, trust, and empathy in every user interaction.
Four moments where AI changed how I worked — each one from a shipped project, each one with a decision only a designer could make.
Used Claude to cluster patterns from user interviews in Köln. Cut 3 clusters manually before they shaped the brief.
Parts catalog buried in unstructured PDFs. AI parsed and grouped every SKU — output directly shaped navigation and filters.
Generated 5 wireframe variants for the Parts PDP. Picked one, discarded four. Time saved went to usability testing — which found the real issues.
When AI isn't confident, it should say so. I set <0.5% hallucination rate as a design requirement — not just an engineering metric.
Started using Claude to critique designs before reviews. UX issues surfaced earlier. Stakeholder sessions got sharper.
A critique-assistant Figma plugin used across Design and Engineering — junior designers catching issues before stakeholder review.
AI doesn't design. It removes the work that slows designers down — so I can spend more time on the decisions only humans can make.
Open to the right opportunity. If you're building something complex and need a designer who thinks in systems — I'd love to talk.