Master of Design 2026

Graduating Mid-Year Showcase

Urja Ingole

I enjoy thinking at a micro level, focusing on small details like buttons, icons, transitions, or subtle interactions before looking at the bigger picture. And even as an Interaction Design student, I enjoy bringing in inspiration from multimedia, movies, digital design, and things outside the field itself.
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Urja Ingole, ScreenShy: Context-Aware Privacy tool for Screen Sharing

ScreenShy is a browser extension concept that gives you control over what others see when you share your screen. Using one device for everything means personal information is always one tab away from being exposed. Users define which apps and components they want to keep private, and ScreenShy hides them automatically. It works at two levels, hiding entire apps or just specific parts, like search history, chat panels, or YouTube video recommendations. Share what you mean to, and nothing more.

Urja Ingole, ScreenShy in Action

Choose which apps and components stay private. ScreenShy hides them automatically, and you decide what gets revealed.

Urja Ingole, Signal Colours: Designing for MWARC

An emerging research collective needs more than just a website. It needs a presence. To give that presence structure and room to grow, we anchored the entire design around one central concept: colour-coded communication. Colour becomes the system that tells categories apart, while holding the overall identity together.

Urja Ingole, MWARC for Web

Each menu is assigned an R, G, or B colour to reinforce its identity. Red, representing passion, for the About page, which introduces MWARC. Blue, representing trust, for News, where updates are shared. And Green, representing harmony, for the Members page.

Urja Ingole, MWARC for Mobile

The mobile version inherits the same modular layout as the website, while being fully optimised for smaller screens so users can access information without friction.

Urja Ingole, MWARC CMS

The CMS maintains the same design system as the website, designed so that MWARC can independently update and archive content without any technical barriers.