Orbit
A calmer workspace for ambitious ideas. A dashboard concept that brings clarity to complex information.
INTERFACE DESIGN
A UI UX designer plans how a product works and how it looks, so people can use it without thinking. Salman Faris is a UI UX designer in Kerala who designs in Figma and builds what he designs, which means the finished product keeps the spacing, motion and details from the design.
For founders and teams who want design and development from the same person.
Plenty of designs look good in Figma and lose something when they are built. Because I do both, decisions about layout and motion are made with the real browser in mind, and nothing gets lost in a handover.
I start with what the person using the screen is trying to do. The visual layer comes after the flow works. Some of the work here is concept work, and it is labelled that way.
People cannot find the main action, or leave halfway through.
What was approved is not what got built.
Your product looks like everyone else’s.
Agreed in writing before work starts.
Layouts built around your message and your next action.
Clear screens for data-heavy work.
Tokens and components that keep a product consistent.
One person from first sketch to shipped interface.
Real work where it exists, and clearly labelled concepts where it does not.
A calmer workspace for ambitious ideas. A dashboard concept that brings clarity to complex information.
An architectural approach to the web. A minimal editorial concept where space becomes the story.
Who uses it, and what they are trying to get done.
The path through the screens, before any styling.
Real content and real screen sizes.
Details get finished in the browser, where people will use them.
I work from Calicut with teams across Kerala and remote clients. Reviews happen on shared Figma links and live previews.
UX is how the product works and whether people can get things done. UI is how it looks. They are designed together, because a good-looking screen that confuses people has failed.
Yes, and that is the main reason to work with me. One person keeps the design intact from Figma to the live product.
Yes. Colour contrast, keyboard access, focus states and reduced-motion support are part of the normal build.
For local businesses, restaurants, institutions, creators and personal brands that need a website people can find.
For startups and teams that need a frontend built properly, or a React codebase put back in order.
For brands, educators and creators who need ideas explained with movement.
NEXT STEP
Tell me what you are building and who it is for.