Nitish Khagwal is a product designer with 9 years of experience shaping human-centered digital experiences across enterprise and consumer products from New Delhi. He has led design for high-stakes workflows—most recently owning TPRM at SAFE Security where he designed agentic, trust-focused interactions for CISOs and helped the product reach $10M ARR. At Paytm he drove UX for payments and maintained a tokenized design system used by 50+ designers, bridging design and engineering with practical Figma tooling and component strategies. Earlier work at Webkul and open-source contributions to popular front-end projects like vivid, coolhue and csspin show strong front-end chops in SVG, CSS and responsive UI patterns. Nitish combines product rigor with craft—building scalable design systems and micro-interactions while staying hands-on with implementation details. He’s particularly interested in designing systems that make automated, AI-driven processes feel auditable and human.
9 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Secondary Eductaion, Secondary Eductaion at Army School Meerut Cantt
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Multimedia, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Multimedia at Karnataka State Open University
Contributions summary:Nitish primarily contributed to the front-end development of the "coolhue" project, focused on creating a user-friendly interface for displaying and interacting with color gradients. Their work involved initial setup, fixing UI bugs, and implementing responsive design adjustments for various screen sizes. They also enhanced the user experience by adding features such as a theme toggle, gradient shuffling and fixed touch-based interactions. Furthermore, they were responsible for the integration and configuration of social sharing buttons.
a JavaScript library which is built to easily customize and use the SVG Icons with a blaze.
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:42 commits in 1 year 7 months
Contributions summary:Nitish primarily contributed to the development of the `vivid` JavaScript library, focusing on updating and modifying icon definitions. Their work involved adding new icons and modifying existing ones, and refactoring and optimization of existing code. The user was also responsible for addressing issues related to icon support and compatibility, demonstrating a strong understanding of the library's structure and the SVG icon implementation.
javascriptsvgsvg-iconssvg-imagesnodejs
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