I'm
Jowan Manjooran Jomon,
a Product Designerbased in
Waterloo


Jowan Manjooran JomonProduct DesignerWaterloo, Canada
UX & Product Designer · GBDA, University of Waterloo
I design digital products, systems, and brands that make heavy complexity feel effortless.
Selected Work
Recent Projects
Design system architecture
Carousel Design System
Interactive Content Design Tool
A production-ready design system for Instagram carousels — 5 slide presets, JSON controls, and 4K export. Built from scratch at Night Crawler Studio.
View Case StudyUX flow compression — 9 → 3 screens
Sunlife (Hackathon)
UX / Product Design
Redesigned Sun Life's mobile onboarding for Gen Z — reduced a 9-step flow to 3 screens with an AI financial coaching layer. 48h hackathon prototype.
View Case StudyContent operations + CMS automation
Purpose Investments
Marketing Intern
4-month co-op at Canada's largest independent asset manager — shipped bilingual content systems, video strategy, and CMS automation across HubSpot and Ghost.
View Case StudyVisual identity system
Oshawa United
Branding / Social Media
Full rebrand and social media system for a Canadian soccer club — new crest, colour system, and content templates that drove a 5× increase in page engagement.
View Case StudyResearch synthesis + data visualisation
The Invisible War
Information Design
Information design advocacy poster on ER triage invisibility for autoimmune patients — research-to-visual translation for GBDA coursework at University of Waterloo.
View Case StudyArt direction practice
Night Crawler Studio
Poster Design / Art Direction
A personal exploration of visual styles, typography, and composition through daily poster design.
View Case Study01
Clarity
Remove until it hurts, then remove one more. Design should clarify — not decorate. Complexity is a design failure.
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Systems
If I can't hand it off without explaining it, it's not finished. I design for the third project, not just the first.
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Craft
The last 10% is what separates a student project from a professional one. Detail is not optional — it's the work.