Ragini Nair

Service Design (MA)

Facilitating seamless information exchange across the supply chain by implementing Digital Product Passports, through a user-friendly digital platform, promoting circular practices while creating value for each stakeholder.

TerraTech is an eco-conscious solution aimed at reducing the environmental impact of digital design. By converting information into actionable steps, TerraTech empowers digital product owners and practitioners to seamlessly integrate sustainable practices into their work.

A tool to measure the impact of Catch 22's rehabilitative services, tracking positive progress in a service user's wellbeing as a key indicator of effectiveness in reducing reoffending rates. By visualizing progress in a simple and relatable way, the tool enhances practitioner-user engagement and provides data to secure ongoing funding.

Brand identities created at branding agency, JansenHarris, Dubai. Crafted compelling narratives for companies in the food & beverage, sustainability, and hospitality sectors, ensuring consistency with their brand image and philosophy.

About

Ragini is a visual and service designer with expertise in brand identity, strategy, and digital design. She focuses on creating meaningful experiences and solutions that are driven by research, innovation, and storytelling, with a strong commitment to sustainability and circularity. Her goal is to develop simple solutions to complex problems that benefit both people and the planet.

Ragini earned her degree in Fashion Communication, specialising in Branding, from the Symbiosis Institute of Design in India. She then worked as a Brand Designer at JansenHarris in Dubai, where she led projects on brand identities, global campaigns, and client experiences for companies like Marriott Bonvoy, Jack Daniel’s, Costa Coffee, and Terrax (a sustainable material manufacturing company).

To add greater purpose to her work, challenge herself, and expand her skills as a designer, she pursued an MA in Service Design at the Royal College of Art, aiming to create human-centered solutions that tackle real-world challenges.

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