Akshay Jayan
Design Engineer
Kochi, India | Remote
I move between design and frontend engineering — thinking about how something should look, feel, and work, then building it.
Digital products, interfaces, experiments, and whatever else catches my attention.
Design · Code · Curiosity · Experiments
Pixeldosa UI
A component library and UI foundation I'm building — installable primitives that bridge Figma variables and production React code.
Accessible by default, with Framer Motion spring physics built in, for products that need a system, not just a page.
A few things I've designed, built, and explored.

Hoot
A desktop music application exploring a focused way to manage and interact with a personal music library.

Datrium
A marketing site for an interior design firm, built around visual storytelling and layout clarity.
Mr Ponjikkara
A self-initiated product UI/UX exploration focused on making everyday fitness planning and progress feel clear, motivating, and easy to navigate.

Poovundo
Engineered the initial 0-to-1 platform, frontend architecture, and full UI/UX design to transform a localized, offline flower delivery concept into a high-conversion digital ordering experience for Onam festival committees.
Where I've worked.
I've worked across product engineering, frontend architecture, and design systems — with a focus on making complex interfaces clearer and easier to build.
Things I'm learning, building, and thinking about.
Ways I can help.
Design System Health Audit
A fixed-scope diagnostic for drift, duplication, accessibility gaps, and AI-coding bypass risk.
Figma-to-Code Components
Production-ready React components for a defined batch of 5–10 Figma components, with Storybook docs.
MVP Frontend Sprint
A fixed 1–2 week build from validated idea and Figma or wireframes to a working deployed frontend.
Take a break.
A tiny game. No productivity required.
Break the blocks. Take a minute.
Bring me the messy version.
An idea, a Figma file, an unfinished product, a strange problem, or something you don't quite know how to explain yet.