Cars24 -Other Projects
AIRO was the main project. But there were three others during those five months. Each one sat in a different part of the CARS24 product. A document editor, a sustainability feature, and a careers page redesign. Each one asked something different from the design.
Papermill's entire design job was to make technical complexity invisible to the people who didn't need to see it.
CARS24's internal teams needed to produce structured, formatted documents without knowing LaTeX. The existing process pulled in engineering every time someone needed a clean output. Papermill solved that with a four-step interface that hid the underlying system entirely. Templates, content fields, live preview, export. The user never touches a LaTeX command. The document comes out correctly formatted regardless of who made it.
The Climes integration had one job: make a ₹100 environmental contribution feel like a natural part of buying a car, not an interruption to it.
Five entry points across the CARS24 app. Each one placed at a moment when the user was already thinking about something adjacent. The AQI banner caught them when environmental awareness was already in frame. Checkout introduced the option when purchase intent was at its peak. The design constraint on every entry point was the same: surface at the right moment, make the action feel considered rather than impulsive, and don't break the flow that was already working. The message did most of the heavy lifting. "You pay half, we cover the rest."
