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Every case study begins before the screen.

These are not feature inventories. They are short stories about the confusion I found, the decisions I made, and what became easier afterward.

Three roles. One product. Zero room for confusion. case study previewRead case study ↗
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Product design · 2023–2024

Three roles. One product. Zero room for confusion.

An exam-centre product had to work for centre heads, invigilators and students. The mistake would have been treating them as one user.

The data was there. The clarity wasn’t. case study previewRead case study ↗
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Enterprise redesign · 2022–2023

The data was there. The clarity wasn’t.

A platform had plenty of information, yet decision-makers still struggled to understand what needed attention.

A legacy product people had learned to tolerate. case study previewRead case study ↗
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UX modernisation · 2021–2022

A legacy product people had learned to tolerate.

The product worked, but every task asked users to work around the interface. The redesign had to improve that without breaking years of business logic.

A fitness product that did not need a trainer to explain it. case study previewRead case study ↗
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Web and mobile product · 2020–2021

A fitness product that did not need a trainer to explain it.

Trainers needed control. Clients needed motivation. The product had to support both without making either side feel like an afterthought.

Built for people who could not stop and study the screen. case study previewRead case study ↗
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Mobile product · 2023–2024

Built for people who could not stop and study the screen.

A delivery app in the UAE had to stay understandable while its users were moving, waiting and working under pressure.

Learning should feel like progress, not administration. case study previewRead case study ↗
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SaaS product design · 2020–2021

Learning should feel like progress, not administration.

A workplace learning platform needed depth for administrators without passing that complexity to learners.