5 case studies
The brief, the thinking, the result.
Five projects in depth: two event and festival identities, a community website, and two products designed with Faircode Technologies. What the client needed, what I decided and why, and what shipped.
Brand case study · Identity, campaign and websiteKeraleeyam 2026For Samatha Australia, I designed the identity, the poster campaign, the motion poster and the website for Keraleeyam 2026, the 70th Kerala Piravi celebration at Bunjil Place Theatre in Melbourne on 1 November 2026. One system carried it from the first teaser to the thank-you post.Read the case study 
Brand case study · Three season identitiesTarang, three seasonsTarang is the inter-company arts festival for IT employees in Kerala, run by Progressive Techies at Infopark Kochi. I designed its identity and campaigns for three seasons in a row: a yellow and blue Season 2, a Season 3 built on the Malayalam letter ത, and a Season 4 for 2027 that refines it.Read the case study 
Web design case study · Community websiteSamatha Australia websiteSamatha Australia is a volunteer-led community for Malayalees in Australia, founded in 2024. I designed and built its website, samatha.com.au: one calm page that says what the community stands for, how it brings people together and how to join, on desktop and phone.Read the case study 
UX case study · Web portal · Faircode TechnologiesDeshabhimani news portalWith Faircode Technologies, I designed the news portal for Deshabhimani, a Malayalam daily from Kerala: a home page that carries dozens of sections without feeling crowded, article pages that read well in Malayalam, and one system that works on desktop, tablet and phone.Read the case study 
UX case study · Android and iOS app · Faircode TechnologiesKSEB mobile appWith Faircode Technologies, I worked on the UI/UX of the official KSEB mobile app for Android and iOS: one self-service app where any consumer can pay a bill in under a minute, track usage and manage every connection, with or without an account.Read the case study