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Aarti Bhatnagar

Design Researcher @ Obvious [she/her]

Aarti Bhatnagar is a Design Researcher at Obvious, with a background in User Experience Design and a strong foundation in architectural conservation and liberal arts.

She holds a post-graduate degree from the Young India Fellowship at Ashoka University and has a diverse educational background including studies in movement arts, architecture, and liberal arts.

Aarti's professional experience includes working as a User Experience Designer at Thence, an Architect at the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH), and an Intern at Studio Context.

Her expertise lies in User Experience Research and Human-Centered Design, driven by a multidisciplinary approach to knowledge.

Aarti values problem-solving and is passionate about creating meaningful User Experiences.

Highlights

Jun 17 · linkedin

A large part of my work at DHIS2 is to advocate for user-centered design to incredibly important organisations that may be either design-curious, design-agnostic or perhaps even design-skeptic. At the DHIS2 Annual Conference this year, we presented stories from the field about how one can benefit from practicing user-centered design, despite the very real challenges of working in public health.

A big thanks to Tony Joy (RTSL), Barnabas Akumba (HISP Nigeria), Iskandar Akhmedov (FHI360) and my colleagues Karoline Tufte Lien and Kimberly Frost (UiO) for this fantastic collaboration.

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Bangalore Urban, Karnataka, India