UI/UX Designer 4 years EdTech · AdTech · Retail · Auto
Screens where millions make up their minds.
Move across the headline. Emphasis follows attention.
I'm Shyam Sharma. For four years I've designed the screens people use to pick a college, compare a car or decide where an ad should run: from Collegedunia's search, app and study-abroad flows to programmatic products for 3.14, Radian and 1Orbit, and content and learning dashboards for Walmart and an EdTech institute.
- Focus
- Information hierarchy for dense, high-traffic products
- Projects here
- 4 selected, 5 notable
- Local time
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Four products, four hierarchies
Each cover starts with the question the design had to answer. Hover a cover to pull the product apart into its layers, then open the case for the full story.
More screens, live today
Five more products I've worked on, captured from their live sites and store listings in October 2026.
While you read this
These counters tick in real time, paced by numbers each company publishes on its own site. The college and car data below was pulled from the live websites.
Collegedunia0visits since midnight ISTEstimated from 30 million monthly visits listed on collegedunia.com/about
3.140ad requests todayEstimated from 100 Bn+ daily ad requests listed on 3dot14.co
Radian0bid requests since you arrivedEstimated from 140 B+ daily bid requests listed on radian.mobi
1Orbit0data points analysed since you arrivedEstimated from 2 M+ data points per second listed on 1orbit.coColleges listed on Collegedunia, by study goal
collegedunia.com · 6 Oct 2026Latest car launches on CarHP
carhp.in · 6 Oct 2026Counters update every frameSnapshot data captured 6 Oct 2026Figures belong to each company
I design for the moment someone has too many options and needs to see the one that matters first.
College listings, car prices, ad campaigns and content queues all share one problem: more data than a screen can hold. My work is deciding what leads, what supports and what waits, then building that order into a system teams can reuse.
Over four years that has meant consumer web and app flows used by millions of students, B2B dashboards for programmatic advertising, and internal tools for content and learning.
- One thing leadsEvery screen gets a single primary action. Everything else earns its place below it.
- Show the number people came forFees, prices, CPI, progress. Put the deciding figure where the eye lands first.
- Design the system, not the screenTokens and components let the next team ship the same quality without starting over.
This site follows the 60-30-10 rule: midnight ink as the base, cool glass and indigo light as the secondary, and orange reserved for actions and emphasis.