Senior Product designer
I take products from the UX audit 
to the shipped screen 
, then test what actually shipped. 10+ products for Saudi and MENA teams since 2022, in Arabic and English.
Before 2022: 4+ years of graphic design.
I take part in the design and business community: events, conferences and workshops.
| ITI, Information Technology InstituteProfessional certificate, UX/UI Design track | 3 months |
| Mansoura UniversityBachelor of Science | Degree |
Level complete
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Fields: design, prototype, hand-off, animation.
LinkedIn recommendations from people I designed with.
Ahmed Mansour is an exceptional learner and his knowledge in the UI is very extensive. His work ethics is immaculate and so easy to work together with, very committed and focused on delivering on time. He is a top performer, I highly recommend him.
Ahmed MealyProduct Designer at TremolooWorked with Ahmad on the same team · August 2022Ahmed is one of the few people who learn and grow fast, also he is an effective member of any team he joins. His work in UI is an inspiration to every team member and to anyone else. Very committed to delivering on time, highly recommended.
Ibrahim ElfekyProduct Designer at Tremoloo · Google Certified UX DesignerWorked with Ahmad on the same team · August 2022I highly recommend Ahmed as a product designer. His ability to understand user needs and create practical yet visually appealing designs is truly remarkable. He possesses a unique ability to take responsibility for his work, ensuring that it is of the highest quality and delivered on time. Also his positive attitude, collaborative nature, and willingness to help others make him a pleasure to work with. He would be a valuable asset to any team.
Nourhan ElkomiUX DesignerWorked with Ahmad on the same team · February 2023Building a product in Arabic and English? I’ll audit it, test it with your users and stay with it until launch.
A UX research platform offering expert-audited flows and localised design insights, to help teams in KSA make faster, smarter product decisions.
The page a team opens to judge one product. The redesign puts the Anatomi rating, a radar of UX dimensions and the App Store and Google Play ratings at the top, with the audited Flows, Screens, rating and review analytics in tabs below.
A fintech platform designed to simplify bill payments in Saudi Arabia, offering a centralised, user-friendly experience that consolidates multiple services into one app.
A high-performance graphic design tool for photo and video editing on iOS, tailored to empower Arab designers with intuitive, professional-grade tools. It features Arabic fonts and templates, catering to Arabic language aesthetics and design preferences.
Streamlined the colour picker with an eye-shaped button for easy access, horizontal navigation for quicker adjustments, and expanded sliders for precise control, making it intuitive for designers to use.
Revamped the canvas editor by hiding the main toolbar when an object is selected, so the secondary toolbar takes focus. This reduces visual clutter and makes tools more accessible.
Introduced Folders, so users can categorise and store their designs in custom folders. It makes projects easier to find and manage.
Implemented native components wherever possible to streamline development without compromising the app’s aesthetics: a visually appealing UI with less developer effort.
Redesigned the homepage with horizontal scrolling shortcuts for quick access, a Categories section for organised templates, and a search bar with the Pro icon in front, so users find designs and explore templates effortlessly.
Andalusi is a high-performance iOS graphic design tool tailored for Arab designers, offering intuitive editing features, Arabic fonts and templates, and streamlined tools.
An interactive real-estate platform that provides price indicators, urban information and other data on the Saudi real-estate market.
Conducted a UX audit to revamp the app and identify design pain points, based on heuristic evaluation and UX laws.
Problems were prioritised by severity. I summarised the issues for the business with clear statistics on rule impact and severity levels, kept the details for designers and developers, and closed the report with proposed steps to guide the project’s improvement.
Presented a structured usability-testing plan with a clear timeline, using Figma, Zoom and Excel for prototyping, sessions and documentation.
Key insights were shared with business, design and development, aligning improvements with UX standards.
An interactive map of Saudi Arabia to explore neighbourhoods in detail. Zoom into an area and the app shows its analytics and recent transactions: instant insight into local real-estate trends.
Diverse analytics on each neighbourhood, visualised through different charts, give users a thorough view of the market to make informed decisions.
Comprehensive details for any property: area, type, precise location, plot plan and full address.
Clear, in-depth information that helps users make well-informed decisions on a specific property.
The Wehdaat feature lets users browse project listings, select available units and secure ownership within minutes.
Recent and all projects can be viewed on the interactive map or as a list, making it easy to find and reserve the right property.
Selecting an area of interest shows detailed information and every relevant unit inside it.
Units come as single units or grouped options for bulk purchase, and each unit opens to its full details before any commitment.
Property transactions are split into three stages: payment plan, financial data, payment method. Users choose a plan by down-payment percentage, see the financial details and review the total amount: a transparent, customisable payment experience.
After reserving a property, users track their booking status and payment installments, and the app guides them through completing the reservation, from selection to ownership.
Suhail offers price indicators, urban insights and property data across Saudi Arabia, with a UX revamp based on a detailed audit to improve usability, address design pain points and align with UX best practice.
Managing bills should feel seamless, not like a hassle. That’s what the Al Ahly Momkn mobile app set out to do in fintech.
In bill payments, convenience is key. With just two taps users reach their payment information, and returning to previous screens is a quick three-tap process.
Fewer taps to pay and fewer steps to go back save time and effort, so users stay on top of their payments without complex menus or backtracking.
I followed Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines and adopted a self-contained task approach for the bill payment flow. Each step is a focused view, so users give the details needed without distractions.
A wizard pattern breaks payment into separate steps, asking for one detail at a time. Each step brings a sense of progress towards completing the payment.
Together, the HIG and the wizard pattern give a bill payment flow that matches user expectations: step-by-step guidance instead of overwhelming screens.
Adding a favourite payment is a short, streamlined task with instant confirmation.
Favourite payments make paying the same bills again a matter of a few taps.
Personalised reminders for favourite payments: set a repeat frequency and a start due date, and never miss a payment again.
When adding a favourite, users can customise the schedule: monthly, weekly or any other interval, starting from a due date they choose.
Once set, the app takes care of the rest with timely reminders before each payment date.
A new way to manage bills effortlessly, with a clean interface and an icon set designed for it.
An auto finance model with new features and services, built on solid scoring for instant credit approval and a fully automated process.
Users get a basic credit limit after submitting personal information, which an employee reviews.
For a higher credit limit, users provide financial data and upload the documents needed for further assessment.
A representative collects the documents, so the app can assess and calculate the user’s credit score for quick auto-finance approval.
The Payments tab is where auto finance is managed: wallet balance, unpaid and paid installments, due dates and car details, with a PAY action for instant payments.
The wallet is one tap away from the homepage or the Payments tab: check the balance, add funds, withdraw and see the transaction history in one place.
In Purchases, users see each financed item’s remaining amount, installments and total paid, and can pay any installment, confirm it and have it debited from their wallet.
Effortless auto financing: instant credit approval, streamlined payment tracking and intuitive purchase management in a sleek interface.
A career advancement mobile app that helps users improve their career, using their interests and career goals.
The app starts with tailored questions about preferences and reactions in different scenarios. It calculates a personality score out of 100 and shows it on a spider diagram, highlighting strengths and weaknesses across five psychology-based traits that matter for career development.
From the spider diagram, the app suggests a focused development plan for specific traits, with a clear duration for each goal.
Once the plan is set, users land on a structured homepage built for easy navigation and progress tracking.
Books, courses and reel-style videos. Users earn EXP by engaging with reels and answering questions.
Every creator’s spider diagram is available too, so users can compare their strengths directly with industry leaders.
The Activity tab tracks weekly progress: books read, courses completed, reels watched and active streaks.
Users see due events, events recommended for their personality and their subscribed plans; each plan opens to detailed progress and guidance.
The Profile tab shows the user’s SpiderGraph, favourite quote and connections recommended by personality match.
Achievements, XP, completed missions and badges keep users motivated, alongside their connections, circles and followed accounts.
A career growth app with personalised plans, gamified learning and progress tracking, tailored to each user’s goals and strengths.
An events planning app with a smart interface that helps users place an order in a few seconds from many entertainment vendors in Saudi Arabia.
The first platform specialised in the vehicle sector, simplifying how buyers and sellers meet in Qatar and Oman.
Each finding ties to a UX law, such as the paradox of choice, the decoy effect or chunking, with a recommendation beside it.
Where I design products for Saudi teams today: a UX research platform and a bill-payments fintech.
I design Anatomi, including the redesigned app page that teams use to judge a product, and I redesigned Clix’s main workspace.
An iOS design tool for Arab designers. I was its Senior UX/UI Designer for almost two years.
I worked on the editor and the screens around it: the canvas toolbar, the colour picker, Folders and the homepage, using native iOS components to keep development fast.
A product design agency in Cairo, where I worked across fintech, real estate, events and audits for clients in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Qatar and Oman.
Six client products in 18 months, often covering UX, UI direction and the client’s day-to-day contact, plus two talks for the team.
A session on how ChatGPT can change the future of UX/UI, and ease the process for designers and users alike.
What AI changes for designers is the question behind how I work today: use the tools, keep the intent.
A session on the laws of UX and their key principles from psychology, to guide designing in a way that is adapted to people.
The same laws drive my audits: the Suhail and Sooq Cars reviews tie every finding to a heuristic or a UX law, such as the paradox of choice or chunking.
World-class entrepreneurship events where diversity takes centre stage, building the startup ecosystem without borders.
Two days among founders and builders, the people my design work has to make sense to, not just the screen.
