Hi there my name is
Danish Siddiqui
I'm a Game Designer UX Designer UI Designer Product Designer Interior Designer
My intense curiosity drives me to understand people’s needs through questions and collaboration. I create beautiful, user-centric experiences that resonate. I ensure the final design captures your brand’s essence through quality and detail.
My Skills
What I Do
Game Design Storytelling Narration Design Level Design Prototyping Animation UX/UI/Visual Design Scene Design Environment Design
Tools I use
What I Use
Unreal Engine 5 Sketchup Blender Lumion iClone (Animation) Figma Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Premiere Pro Autocad
“A brilliant solution to the wrong problem can be worse than no solution at all: solve the correct problem.”
― Donald A. Norman
Mehrun Bags - A luxury Retail Store
Women's Safety Delhi Metro - Immersive World
Check out my Interior Design works
Hey! I’m an interior designer and I can help you turn your dream space into reality. Tell me what you envision and I’ll create a plan to bring it to life. Need a hand picking colors, furniture, or anything else? I can do that too! Let’s chat and make your home or office look amazing.
Some other Execution works
“Good design is as little as possible. Less, but better, because it concentrates on the essential aspects, and the products are not burdened with non-essentials. Back to purity, back to simplicity.”
― Dieter Rams
Logo Design
This artistic logo is crafted especially for my website. The design cleverly combines the letters ‘D’ and ‘A’ into a stylish art form.
The chosen color, a deep shade of grey with the hex code #636564, adds a touch of sophistication to the logo’s overall look.
With its sleek lines and unique flair, this logo perfectly captures the essence of my online presence, making it a visually captivating and memorable representation of my digital identity.
I created an attention-grabbing logo to hammer home the dangers of excessive speeding. Front and centre? The speedometer needle pointing past 180 km/hr screams “Too fast!”
Angry emoji faces and hands drive home the “Slow down!” message. The color combo of fiery red, vibrant yellow, zingy orange, stark white, and inky black is an eye-catching feast.
The modern LATO font keeps things clean and readable. Short, simple and packs a punch – just like this safety-first design!
The Indus Code logo masterfully blends ancient mystery with modern gaming aesthetics. The luxurious gold metallic “INDUS” lettering evokes precious archaeological treasures, while the rich green “CODE” suggests ancient secrets and nature’s endurance. The sophisticated black background creates dramatic contrast, with gold borders adding premium framing. This dimensional design perfectly captures historical intrigue while maintaining contemporary visual appeal for gaming audiences.
Branding
Apple Showroom Branding
This showroom is my creation, tailored for Apple to proudly showcase their iconic brand. I’ve skillfully blended the company’s famous logo and identity with my unique design flair. The result is a space that effortlessly captures Apple’s essence while adding a fresh, distinctive twist. It’s a harmonious fusion of the brand’s sleek aesthetics and my personal creative vision.
Candish - A Kid's Toy
This toy is my creation, and I designed the logo too. I wanted to show off the brand logo that will be used on the toy product. The logo combines three colors – red, blue, and yellow – which are super appealing to kids. I tried to incorporate this colorful logo into the toy in my unique, creative style.
For the logo, I chose a fun font called ORVIL. It has a playful and eye-catching look that perfectly matches the toy’s vibe.
By using bright colors and a lively font, I aimed to make the toy’s branding stand out and instantly grab the attention of little ones browsing the toy aisle. After all, what kid can resist a vibrant, cheerful logo on their favorite plaything?
Back in 2022, I bought a domain and hosting to showcase my architecture and interior design work. Using WordPress and Elementor, I created my own website. I had no idea this step would change everything. By 2024, my site was approved for Google AdSense, and in the process, I discovered a deep love for web and graphic design. I even started experimenting with leather bags and handmade products. Slowly, I moved from architecture into a full-time design career.
Then came 2025 – the final year of my Master’s. It was special, not just because it ended a big chapter, but also because I did something totally new. In my last semester, I dived into Game Design and Development. I explored everything from storytelling and UI/UX to 3D modeling, voice acting, and even writing song lyrics in both Hindi and English. I created a game to preserve the history of the Indus Valley Civilization.
Today, I’m proud to call myself a multi-disciplinary designer. Maybe even an indie game developer in the making. This journey has been full of surprises, growth, and passion – and I’m just getting started.