AI + Design
- AI for Designers
- AI + Accessibility + UX
- Designing AI Products
- Vibe Coding for Designers
Teach
Teaching what I practice.
Workshops and modules come from active product-building and design practice — not from a separate educator identity. Venues, rooms, and student reflections are below; offerings are organised around AI + Design, Product, Innovation, and Professional Practice.
Recent rooms
NIFT Delhi
DTU
NID Kurukshetra
IIAD
WUD
Ambedkar University
Chitkara University
Outskill · GenAI
NIFT Delhi
UX workshop — facilitation in the room
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Shared critique
A table where judgment becomes a shared practice.
In the room I sit among participants—not above the work. Concepts move from a single idea to connected perspectives to a refined direction the group can defend together.
Shared critique · hover or tap a stage
Critique practice stages. Selecting a stage highlights it on the diagram.
01 · FacilitateSit among the work
Offerings
Topics grounded in practice.
Organised for colleges, design institutions, corporate teams, and industry programmes.
Product
- Product Design
- UX/UI
- Design Systems
- Future-Ready Product Designer
Innovation
- Design Thinking
- Product Innovation
- 0→1 Product Development
Professional Practice
- Self Awareness
- Productivity
- Industry Readiness
TODO: Raghvendra to provide which offerings are currently bookable / have been delivered.
Formats
How sessions are structured.
- 1-Day Masterclasses
- 2-3 Day Workshops
- 5-Day Intensives
- 14-Session Modules
- Semester Electives
TODO: Raghvendra to confirm which formats are currently offered for each audience.
Enquire about a workshop →Student reflections
What students say
Reflections on learning, questioning, and applying design through my UX workshops.
Learning to question the problem
“His approach pushed me to not just design solutions, but to question whether I was solving the right problems. The collaborative sessions, especially ideation, allowed me to explore different perspectives and apply user-centered thinking more effectively.”
Finding direction through feedback
“The feedback loops, both in groups and one-on-one, helped me find direction whenever I felt stuck.”
Applying design to a real challenge
“I worked on a month-long design project with Raghvendra Sir which gave me hands-on experience in applying design thinking to real-world challenges. Through constant feedback and peer discussions, I developed a sustainability-focused project aimed at protecting bees by involving children as stewards. It helped me strengthen my research, ideation, and user-centered design skills.”
Learning from each other
“Every session felt like an open conversation where everyone could pitch in. It helped me learn not just from the instructor but also from my peers, giving me a broader perspective on design.”
Looking beyond screens
“This workshop helped me step out of my comfort zone. UX/UI design isn’t always about creating designs for screens; it’s about understanding users and solving problems no matter the medium.”
Experimenting with purpose
“The session encouraged me to experiment with design and explore beyond traditional patterns. Your guidance helped me find new approaches while always keeping the user journey at the center.”
Excerpts from UX workshop feedback collected in June 2025. Shared with participants’ permission.