Spruha Vennollu
Spruha Vennollu, smilingSpruha VennolluUX / Product DesignerOpen to work

UX / Product Designer · Pune

I turn "wait, what?" into"oh, obviously."Good design looks obvious.
Getting there isn't.I design for the moment someone says "oh, that's easy."A business brain with a designer's eye.

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4 case studies

PreSyncMaster's capstone · iOS · 2026
PreSync Activity tabPreSync putting a medicine list togetherPreSync question for the doctor

PreSyncOne medicine list a whole family can trust

Problem
Caregivers have no single, current list of a person's medicines.
My role
Research, UX, UI. Solo, 7 weeks.
What I did
Caregiver interviews, a sync concept on ABHA and pharmacy records, 61 screens across 3 flows.
Result
Tested with 11 users.
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OLA CommuteAcademic · B2B console

Try it · the home screen follows the shift

Rosterquiet
Routesquiet
Driver, vehicle, escortquiet
Live tripsquiet
Safe reachleads the screen
Billingquiet

Safe reach. The layout never moves; only the priority changes.

OLA CommuteCorporate transport, re-imagined as a real-time decision system

Problem
Corporate transport desks can't prove reliability or safety on night shifts.
My role
Product thinking, UX, UI, design system.
What I did
A console organised by the shift. A fixed rule engine for safety; AI forecasts but never overrides it.
Result
14 component sets, light and dark.
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PauseCourse project · Mobile · Jan 2026
Pause: tap to pausePause: breathePause: your patterns

PauseA gap between the urge to eat and the action

Problem
People eat for feelings, not hunger, and can't stop in the moment.
My role
Group of 5 for research. Solo for the analysis and the app.
What I did
Found emotional eating in the data, then designed a pause, a check-in and personal patterns.
Result
Built on 113 survey responses and 19 interviews.
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Co-plan by Coca-ColaBrand extension · Web
Co-plan's landing page on a laptop, with a Coca-Cola bottle beside it

Co-plan by Coca-ColaPlan together. Cheers together.

Problem
Planning a get-together is chaotic: scattered chats, unclear decisions.
What I did
Stretched Coca-Cola into a new product: a shared event-planning space where friends plan, decide and organise together, with matching iconography and visual language.
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About

The short version

I'm Spruha. I studied business, worked with clients at a global shipping company, and now I design.

So I ask how a product makes money before I ask what colour it is. I like the messy problems: health records, night-shift logistics, habits people want to break.

Off the clock: good food, music always on, and a lot of chilling. I'll also try to make the team laugh. Success rate varies.

  1. 01
    Start with people

    Interviews and surveys before any screen. Pause started with 113 survey responses and 19 interviews.

  2. 02
    Find the one sentence

    Every project gets one line I can test ideas against. For PreSync: one current medicine list a family can trust.

  3. 03
    Make it obvious

    Then I redesign until nobody needs it explained. That's where the forty versions go.

  1. 2019 to 2022BMSV.G. Vaze College, Mumbai
  2. 8 monthsAccount executiveCMA CGM
  3. 2025 to 2027Master's, Information DesignMIT‑ID, Pune
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