Keyuri Tatu, product designer
Hi!
I design end-to-end experiences rooted in human connection, most recently civic tools used by local and state governments and the residents they serve. I believe a process is a template, not a rule, and I lead with questions. Ideas are at the center of my practice: nothing beats finding a strong concept at the core of a complex experience. I’ve recently taken on a much broader product role and loving the stretch.
Owning a Unified Public Portal and Site-Builder for Local Government
Building a single front door for residents to interact with their local government, along with a site-builder tool for the government to construct it.
2026 - OpenGov
Reshaping Inspections in Local Government
Simplifying interfaces for residents to book and manage inspections, and for the government to manage, conduct and track them. Recently designed for City & County Of San Francisco.
2024–2026OpenGov
Building A Reusable Global Search Pattern
Redesigning the most-used, most-complained-about feature in OpenGov’s permitting software. Faster paths to records and locations, shipped in three months.
2023–24OpenGov
Designing A Connection Between Government Records To Reflect Real-World Relationships
Connecting records that used to live in silos in OpenGov’s permitting software, so parent and child permits share information and wait on each other’s workflows.
2025OpenGov
Building And Facilitating The Design Thinking Program For Internal Stakeholders
Designing a workshop and a design thinking book in the context of the transportation industry to promote a user-centric approach to creating products at GE Transportation.
2018–19GE Transportation
Crafting Visual Identity And Material For Primer Conference 2020
Creating a visual language and illustrations for Speculative Futures’ annual conference to capture the theme of ‘Activating Futures’.
2019–20Speculative Futures