I design apps. They don't confuse people. That's the goal.
You know that feeling when you open an app and just... get it? No confusion, no "wait where's the button" moment. That's what I design for. I handle the full thing onboarding, core flows, all the edge cases nobody thinks about until users hit them and leave a 1-star review. I don't forget the humans.
ashboards, booking systems, admin panels, software that needs to work on a Monday morning when someone's already stressed. I've designed GPS trackers, education platforms, and a Web3 dashboard that somehow made sense. Clean layouts, logical flows, and a Figma file your developers will actually thank you for. Maybe.
Hey I'm Bilal, UI/UX designer Been designing for 3 years — mobile apps, dashboards, booking systems, a Web3 thing (yes, really)🤝🐸, and lately an AI chatbot app because apparently that's what we're all doing now. I care about interfaces that actually make sense to real humans, not just ones that look good in a Dribbble screenshot nobody asked for 💅 Also did frontend work for a while, so I won't hand you a design that makes your dev cry at 2am 🌙 I've been on both sides of that argument and I get it. Won some web design competitions too. Peaked early, still going 📈