Key Responsibilities:

User Research: User research is at the core of my product design process. By gathering real insights through interviews, surveys and testing, I ensure that every design decision is user-centered and grounded in real needs, not assumptions. It's how I create products that are meaningful, intuitive, accessible and truly valuable.  

User Personas: User personas help me bring real users into the heart of my design process. By creating detailed profiles based on research and insights, I can better understand user needs, goals, and behaviors. These personas guide my design choices, making sure every solution is relatable, relevant, and focused on the right audience. They keep the design process human, intentional, and purpose-driven.  

Wireframing: Wireframing is where I lay the foundation for a product’s structure and flow. It allows me to map out ideas quickly, test layouts, and focus on functionality without getting distracted by visuals. Through wireframes, I create a clear blueprint that guides the design process and ensures the user journey feels natural and intuitive. It’s a critical step that brings clarity and direction before moving into detailed design.  

Prototyping: Prototyping allows me to bring ideas to life by creating interactive versions of designs that users and stakeholders can experience. It helps me test user flows, gather feedback early, and refine interactions before development begins. Through prototyping, I make sure that every product feels intuitive, functional, and ready for real-world use.  

Usability Testing: Usability testing helps me validate how real users interact with my product and uncover areas for improvement. By observing users as they navigate designs, I can identify friction points, gather honest feedback, and refine the experience to make it more intuitive and effective. It’s a crucial step that ensures the final product truly meets user needs.  

Technologies Used

• Google Forms: Google form is an essential tool i use to collect real users insights during the product design process. It helps me create quick targeted surveys to collect feedbacks, understand user behaviors, validate ideas and test early concepts.   

• Fig Jam: I use fig jam to create user journey maps, mind maps, wireframe sketches, and design strategy boards in a flexible, creative space. Fig Jam makes it easy to work with teams and stakeholders, helping everyone contribute ideas, organize research, and align on project goals.  

• Figma: I use Figma to create everything from low-fidelity wireframes to high-fidelity user interfaces, design systems, and interactive prototypes. It allows me to collaborate with team members, developers, and stakeholders in real-time, making feedback and iteration fast and seamless.  

• Google Docs: I use Google Docs to write design briefs, organize research findings, document user personas, and outline project strategies. It helps teams share feedback quickly, brainstorm ideas together in real-time, and keep all design-related notes organized in one place.  

Design Highlights

• User-Centered Interface: I focus on creating interfaces that are intuitive, accessible, and easy to navigate, making sure every interaction feels natural and meaningful. A user-centered approach ensures that the final product is not just visually appealing, but truly built for the people who use it.  

• Design System Development: Design systems are like the DNA of great products, they bring structure, consistency, and clarity to every design, making teams faster and user experiences smoother.  

• UX Research & Testing: In my design process, I rely on UX Research to understand user needs and behaviors through methods like interviews, surveys, and persona creation. This helps me design intuitive, user-centered products. I then validate these designs through UX Testing, conducting usability tests, A/B testing, and heatmap analysis to identify pain points and refine the user experience. My goal is to ensure seamless interactions, ultimately driving user engagement and satisfaction.