Product
Interfaces that make complex flows feel calm
The layer where product intent becomes states, constraints, small affordances, and reviewable code.
- Interaction
- State
- Performance
- A11y
Sarthak Malik
I build frontend systems that make complex products feel calm.
My work sits where product intent becomes states, constraints, component contracts, and codebases that get easier to work in over time.
Current context
- Working at
- Simpplr, where I focus on product UI, design-system foundations, and frontend patterns that help teams ship with less hesitation.
- Based in
- India, working comfortably with distributed teams.
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Focus
Systems
Design systems that hold up under product pressure
Component contracts, token models, documentation, migrations, and accessibility patterns that survive real edge cases.
- React
- TypeScript
- Tokens
- Storybook
Teams
Frontend architecture with a maintenance bias
Clear module boundaries, useful tests, readable primitives, and decisions documented before they turn into folklore.
Availability
Open to
Senior frontend roles on product teams that care about design craft, accessibility, and systems thinking.