I untanglesoftware fora living.

Ankur Banerjee, senior product designer at Deloitte in Bengaluru. Eight years of making dense enterprise, energy, fintech and compliance software feel obvious to the people who use it all day.

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Enterprise software arrives tangled.

Legacy flows, five teams' requirements, a regulator, and the spreadsheet everyone secretly relies on.

Selected work

Newest first. Client work sits under NDA, so the deep dives happen on a call.

Stage 3Deloitte2025 to now

BPCL Gas

I lead design for the Gas business unit: the PNG connection journey customers see, plus the asset management and operations & maintenance platforms field teams run on. Very different users, one shared design system, with workshops doing the aligning before any screen gets drawn.

3 platforms, B2C and B2B, one design system
  • Energy
  • Enterprise
  • Design systems
  • Workshops
Under NDA. Walkthrough on request.
Stage 2FoodReadyFood-safety SaaS

FoodReady

Compliance software where every screen eventually ends up in an audit trail. Built the design system that held seven core modules together as the product kept growing, and ran the UX audit that set the fix roadmap.

7 core modules, design system from scratch
  • Compliance
  • Design systems
  • UX audit
  • B2B SaaS
Case study in progress
Stage 1Open Financial Tech2020 to 2022

Zwitch

Built the full platform dashboard from zero. The core problem was one interface holding very different data types and user scenarios without fragmenting into separate products. Also covered the website, branding and social system.

0 to 1, dashboard, brand and web
  • Fintech
  • 0 to 1
  • Branding
Read the sign-up flow case study
Bonus stageHerculesPersonal project

Hercules

A triathlon training app taken end to end, ideation through final design. The one project where I run the whole process without a stakeholder in the room, which makes it the clearest record of how I think when nothing is being negotiated.

End to end, concept to interface
  • Mobile
  • Motion
  • Personal
Open the Figma file

How a project runs

The order matters. Skip the first step and an enterprise redesign quietly turns into a reskin.

  1. 1

    Frame it together

    Workshops with client stakeholders and internal teams before any design work starts. Most enterprise briefs arrive as a solution somebody already picked; facilitation is how you get back to the problem underneath it.

  2. 2

    Reconcile

    Customers want speed, field crews want fewer taps, operations wants an audit trail. I map where those needs collide and design the version each side can live with.

  3. 3

    Systematise

    Decisions become components, patterns and written rules, so the next team ships consistent screens without needing me in the room.

About

I'm Ankur, a Senior Design Consultant at Deloitte in Bengaluru. For eight years I've worked on the parts of software most people never see: gas connection portals, field maintenance tools, payment dashboards, food-safety compliance.

The job is mostly listening, to customers, crews, regulators and engineers who each want the same product to do something different, and then drawing the version everyone can use.

Off the clock it's old arcade games and The Matrix, which is roughly how this site happened.

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People I've worked with

Unedited, in their words.

His ability to take input and feedback from product managers and create user-friendly and visually appealing designs. Great at communicating and collaborating with the team.
Rohit MaheswaranCo-founder, Lifesight
Ankur's thoughtful approach and unwavering patience make him a standout professional. His designs are not only visually appealing but also intuitive and user-centric.
Danke AlamienCo-founder & CPO, Doogether
Collaborating with him was not only educational and encouraging but also genuinely fun.
Syed MubarakDesigner, Beckn Protocol

Got a platform that's grown unwieldy?

Enterprise work, a design system that needs rescuing, or a conversation about a role. Send the messy version. I'd rather see the spreadsheet everyone actually uses than a tidy brief.

hello@ankurbanerjee.com