SUSaurabh UkeyBuilt with AI / Hon. Ashish Jaiswal
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Hon. Ashish JaiswalWebsites / Public-service concept

A clearer route to public information.

An English/Marathi website concept organising a public representative’s journey, responsibilities and useful service links.

Website concept

AI-assisted build / Saurabh Ukey

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01 / The intent

Start with a useful question.

Public-facing information can span biography, departmental responsibilities, local context and contact routes. This concept explores a more coherent reading experience across two languages and a wide range of screens.

A strong typographic opening leads into the journey, contributions and responsibilities. Department and grievance links connect visitors to relevant external services, while sources and credits make the basis of the content visible.

02 / Design decisions

The choices behind
the experience.

01

Give Marathi room to breathe

Use readable Devanagari typography and generous body sizing rather than shrinking translated content to fit.

02

Keep a clear information hierarchy

Separate the personal journey, responsibilities and Ramtek context so visitors can scan for their purpose.

03

Refine the mobile composition

Balance the portrait, outlined headline and contact actions without sacrificing legibility.

03 / AI collaboration

Direction, iteration,
and a working build.

The AI-assisted iteration history records specific design direction: Marathi readability, headline treatment, portrait placement, icon consistency and contact alignment. I used successive implementations to refine the experience across screen sizes.

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04 / Current scope

Website concept

The source website labels itself a concept. This portfolio presents a design/build exploration, not a claim of an official government commission or endorsement. External public information may change over time.

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Case-study basis: Live concept website and its design-revision conversation. Website reviewed October 2026. Screenshots show the experience at the time of review.

What this build explores

Bilingual design works best when both languages receive deliberate typography and layout.

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