mohnishlandge.com

What It Is

Mohnish Landge’s personal portfolio website. He is currently a Product Designer II at Uber and holds a master’s degree in Information Design from the National Institute of Design in India. The site is more than an interactive résumé: it showcases his exploration as a “design engineer” of how AI is reshaping the design process, as well as his cross-disciplinary ability to connect design with backend systems and web technologies.

Core Dimensions

• Tool/service type: This is a purely showcase-oriented personal portfolio website, not a commercial SaaS tool.
• Core functionality: Its main purpose is to present project case studies and break down design thinking. The site details his key projects at Uber, such as Moto growth and the Merchant value framework, walking through the full reasoning process from problem definition and mission/vision to design frameworks. It also hosts his personal experimental projects, such as bengaluru.org.in and networthviewer.com.
• Collaboration features and resource library: As a personal site, it does not offer multi-user collaboration features. The resource library is very small, featuring only a curated selection of several core projects.
• Export and compatibility: It provides a résumé download option. The web content is built with standard web technologies and is compatible with mainstream browsers.

Pricing

Completely free to access, with no paywall or commercial monetization model.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: 1) The case-study breakdowns are sufficiently in-depth, especially the Uber Merchant project, which demonstrates a broad design perspective across cross-functional collaboration with 35+ stakeholders and qualitative research involving 20+ interviews; 2) It showcases both design and coding capabilities, with personal projects such as networthviewer.com reflecting full-stack execution ability.
• Cons: 1) Due to NDA restrictions, the visual details and high-fidelity interfaces of the Uber projects cannot be fully disclosed; users need to contact the author for a walkthrough; 2) Some personal projects are still WIP or invite-only, so external users cannot experience the full products.

Who It’s For

Best for job seekers looking for portfolio-structure references, as well as junior to senior product designers and design engineers who want to understand how design teams at large tech companies such as Uber build complex business frameworks, such as merchant value segmentation models.

Access from China

Unknown. Personal independent websites are usually directly accessible, but may occasionally be affected by network instability.