Haraj, Marketplace Redesign
Saudi Arabia's biggest classifieds app, rebuilt around scanning listings instead of reading them.
I turn ideas and real problems into simple, thoughtful digital experiences.
Saudi Arabia's biggest classifieds app, rebuilt around scanning listings instead of reading them.
The national telecom app, focused on the three things people actually open it for: balance, store, and Qitaf.
Same app, same content, the order flow rebuilt around visual hierarchy instead of a wall of buttons.
I worked at the Central Hospital in Hafar Al-Batin. I saw staff struggle with the programs they had to use every day.
I learned how software works inside a company, not just how a screen looks.
I design in Figma, then I write what I changed and why, so anyone can follow it.
Independent case studies of Haraj, stc, and Domino's, apps people here already use.
I work in Figma: interfaces, interaction, information architecture, Arabic and English, and prototypes.
Before these case studies I built and shipped software, so I know what a design costs to implement, and I hand off work engineers can actually build.
Built solo for a school competing in the Nafis National Olympiad: a teacher opens a live room, students join from their own devices, and a dashboard tracks scores in real time across a 200-question bank spanning 12 curriculum units.
Product registration, quantity tracking, and cash reconciliation in one interface, built in React.
Orders move through one linear status flow, from placed to ready.
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