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UI and Visual Designer résumé example — entry level, written for India, set in the Opal design
UI and Visual Designer résumé example, in the Opal design

Two years in, with every choice carrying a number: lesson completion, a type-scale cleanup, dual-script line length.

Written for India, at entry level, in the design field, shown in the Opal design. Every name, employer, address and number below is invented.

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Kavya Iyer — UI and Visual Designer

Chennai, Tamil Nadu

UI and visual designer two years into consumer software, working from type, grid and colour before pixels. Rebuilt a learning app’s lesson screen and took the share of sessions that finish a lesson from 47% to 71%. Draws and ships Tamil and English interfaces that stay readable in both scripts.

Experience

UI Designer, Thendral Learning · February 2025 – present

One of two designers on a 40-person learning app used across Tamil Nadu and Kerala.

  • Rebuilt the lesson screen around a single primary action and a visible progress rail, raising the share of sessions that finish a lesson from 47% to 71%.
  • Set the type scale and eight-point spacing grid, replacing 31 one-off text sizes with six and ending the weekly argument over which grey belonged where.
  • Designed the Tamil and English dual-script layout that holds a readable line length in both, after the first version broke onto three lines on five-inch screens.
  • Draws the weekly illustration set for in-app announcements; those cards are opened by 38% of users against 21% for the plain ones they replaced.

Design Intern, Curveline Studio · June 2024 – January 2025

  • Produced the identity and a 24-screen UI kit for a clinic booking app, delivered to the client eight weeks after the brief.
  • Redrew 60 icons onto one 24-pixel grid at a single 1.5-pixel stroke, ending the mismatched-weight rejections the client had sent back twice.

Projects

  • Kolam Type — A free Tamil and Latin display typeface drawn to one x-height, released under the SIL Open Font License.
  • Chennai Signboards — A photographic archive of 400 hand-painted shop signs, each broken down into its palette and lettering.

Education

  • B.Des. Communication Design · Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design and Technology · August 2020 – May 2024

Skills

  • Visual: Typography, Grid systems, Colour and contrast, Iconography, Illustration
  • Interface: UI design, Design systems, Responsive layout, Prototyping, Motion basics
  • Tools: Figma, Illustrator, After Effects, Glyphs, Blender

Why this UI and Visual Designer résumé works

  • Visual choices are tied to behaviour: the lesson screen rebuilt around a single primary action raised sessions that finish a lesson “from 47% to 71%”, design judged by what users then did.
  • The type-scale bullet, 31 one-off text sizes replaced with six on an eight-point spacing grid, gives a concrete sense of craft that a list of software never could.
  • Kolam Type, a Tamil and Latin typeface downloaded 5,800 times, and the Chennai Signboards archive keep the craft in projects, where a design lead can see taste and output together.
  • The dual-script Tamil and English layout, fixed after the first version broke onto three lines on five-inch screens, is specific to a regional product and hard to claim without having done it.

UI and Visual Designer résumé: common questions

Should a UI designer resume include a portfolio link?

Yes, in the header and labelled clearly. The résumé states what changed and what happened afterwards; the portfolio shows the screens. Point the link at a page of selected work rather than a full archive.

Should a fresher designer in India put CGPA on the resume?

Yes, for the first two or three years, as one line under the degree, such as 8.6 CGPA for a B.Des. Many Indian employers screen on it for entry-level roles; drop it once there are several years of work.

What skills should a UI designer resume list?

Group them: visual (typography, grids, colour, iconography), interface (design systems, prototyping, responsive layout) and tools (Figma, Illustrator, After Effects). Keep the tool list short and show the skills in bullets.

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