Available · Q3 2026 Jaipur / Remote UI · UX · Product

Designer obsessed with the invisible.

I'm Mohit Pareek — a UI/UX designer and educator from India. I help products feel obvious to use, and I teach 5M+ designers the psychology that makes great interfaces disappear into experience.

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In numbers
5,000+
Designs
Delivered
50+
Clients
Globally
6yrs
Designing
Products
1M+
Followers
Educated
01 — Selected Work

Things I've shipped.

2020 — 2026
Product · Brand · System
Fintech
onboarding
that doesn't quit
Product · Fintech

Stride — Wealth App

Case Study →
Editorial
brand
system
Brand

Quiet Press

Case Study →
D2C
checkout
UX · E-commerce

Tendril

Case Study →
Health
tracking,
simplified
Mobile · Health

Pulse Daily

Case Study →
SaaS
that respects
your time
Product · SaaS

Northwall CRM

Case Study →
02 — Content

Teaching the why.

Instagram · YouTube
LinkedIn · Dribbble
Instagram · @createdbymohit

UI breakdowns. App roasts. The psychology behind the screens you scroll.

Reels & carousels → Follow
YouTube · Created By Mohit

Long-form masterclasses on visual hierarchy, design thinking, the iteration cycle.

Tutorials & podcasts → Subscribe
LinkedIn · Mohit Pareek

Career tips for designers. Freelance economics. The business behind beautiful pixels.

Essays & insights → Connect
Launching soon · 2026

The UI/UX masterclass I wish I had.

A complete UI/UX course built from six years of shipping products and 5,000+ designs. No fluff, no trend-chasing — just the psychology, principles and process that separate designers who get hired from designers who get scrolled past.

Covering visual hierarchy, the six principles of design, the iteration cycle, design systems, and the business of being a designer in India in 2026.

Early access. Founding-member pricing. One email a week, never spam.

03 — About

A short philosophy.

Designer · Educator
Founder · Starting Core
— Mohit Pareek
Designer, India

"Great design isn't noticed. It's felt. The user shouldn't think about the interface — they should think about what they came to do."

01

Visual Bookmarking

Users don't read interfaces — they scan and memorise shapes, positions, weights. Design for muscle memory, not for reading.

02

Gestural Interaction

The best interactions feel like extensions of the body. Swipe, hold, release. Reduce taps. Reduce thought.

03

Cognitive Load

Every element on a screen is a tax on attention. The goal of design isn't to add — it's to subtract until what remains is inevitable.

04

Business + Beauty

Aesthetic without outcome is decoration. Outcome without aesthetic is forgotten. The job is both — always.