Hamrovivah is a Nepal-focused matrimony app designed to provide a seamless and culturally sensitive matchmaking experience for Nepali singles. The app was developed with the goal of balancing traditional values with modern functionality, creating a user-centric platform that simplifies the process of finding a life partner.

The project required in-depth research into the unique preferences and behaviors of users in the Nepalese market, ensuring that both the visual design and the user interface cater to their needs. The color palette, typography, and layout choices reflect the warmth and vibrancy of Nepali traditions, while the app's features, such as advanced filtering, personalized matchmaking, and secure communication channels, are built to offer an intuitive and trustworthy user experience.

The design process involved wireframing, prototyping, and several rounds of user testing to validate the usability and emotional appeal of the app. The end result is a culturally authentic, aesthetically pleasing, and user-friendly matrimony platform that supports users in making meaningful connections.

As the sole UX/UI designer for Hamrovivah, I was responsible for overseeing every aspect of the design process, from user research to the final handoff. This role required me to balance both UX and UI responsibilities, ensuring that every feature of the app was thoughtfully crafted for an intuitive, user-friendly experience. By handling every design task independently, I ensured the product was both culturally relevant and functionally robust, allowing users to navigate and engage with the app seamlessly.