Emmanuel Bliss - Product Designer | ContraWork by Emmanuel Bliss

Emmanuel Bliss

Product Designer Fixing Startup UX Before It Kills Growth

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Lagos, Nigeria

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Lagos, Nigeria

Dr Portfolio Design and Developed (Case Study)

I've spent an entire day in a hospital waiting to see a doctor. Not because treatment wasn't available. But because I had no idea what was happening. No updates. No visibility into where I was in the queue. No indication of whether I'd be attended to in 10 minutes or 5 hours. Just waiting. That experience stayed with me long before I became a product designer. Years later, while working on the Config Makeathon, I found myself returning to that moment. Because despite all the technology around us, one thing still feels broken. We can track our food deliveries. We can track our rides. We can track our packages. But when it comes to healthcare, patients are often left waiting with no visibility into what's happening. That's why I built Seen. Seen is a healthcare queue transparency experience designed to help patients make informed decisions before and during a hospital visit. Patients can discover nearby hospitals, compare wait times, view specialists and services, join queues remotely, and track their position in real time. Instead of arriving blindly and hoping for the best, patients can understand what to expect before leaving home. Once a queue is joined, Seen provides visibility into queue position, estimated waiting time, progress updates, and what happens next. Patients can also access directions, contact the hospital, save hospitals for future visits, and manage their healthcare journey from a single experience. I used Figma Make to rapidly explore, prototype, and refine the complete patient journey from onboarding and hospital discovery to queue tracking and profile management. What started as a design challenge became something much more personal. Because I know what it feels like to sit in a hospital waiting room wondering what's happening. And if given the opportunity, this is a product I'd love to take beyond a prototype and bring into the real world. Seen explores a future where patients are no longer left in the dark. Because healthcare is already stressful. Waiting shouldn't be. Project Links Explore Live Project Prototype https://getseen.figma.site/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/emmanuelbliss_configmakeathon-configmakeathon-activity-7472958556456218624-yAe_ (https://www.linkedin.com/posts/emmanuelbliss_configmakeathon-configmakeathon-activity-7472958556456218624-yAe_?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAAEcX0CsBdRFMmHHC_Bh4y9ieIJKkri69Qhg) X Post: https://x.com/BlissDezigns/status/2067197023158161443?s=20 My Instagram Post: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZrzN8SsU7V/?igsh=MWF0cm81anpmYThiMw==

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Hero Section breathing 🥶 Design made for a Trading automation platform that requested a redesign for there website

Decided to post my portfolio after fully updating it and also adding the admin management for easy project uploads here is a video screen record and also the link to explore it Check it out (https://blissdezigns.vercel.app)

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AI E-Commerce App- NEURA Kicks(Full CaseStudy)

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When I started designing AUREN, the hardest part wasn't what to add. It was what to leave out, Luxury doesn't earn trust through volume. It earns it through restraint. So I made one call; the watch gets the pedestal. Everything else exists to make that feel true. Space. Presence. Silence. Premium isn't a visual style. It's a design attitude. The UI didn't make AUREN feel luxury. Treating the watch like it already mattered did.

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SAAS AI Landing Page Design (Riki-AI)

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Finally sharing this logistics dashboard concept. There's something satisfying about taking a complex system and turning it into something people can navigate at a glance. One of my favorite dashboard projects so far. there are alot of screen will be dropping the case studying soon

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This is a Doctor portfolio website It's not just about scheduling appointments it's about building trust. Patients are eager to learn about who you are, your thought processes, and whether they can feel at ease with you. Unfortunately, these are aspects that social media can't fully deliver. The best portfolio websites don’t need loud animations or disturbing color combinations. The best portfolios look; simple, well-structured, clean & easy to understand Because good section placement, proper structure, and clarity…are what really matter. I’m Emmanuel Bliss, a Product Designer & AI-Assisted Developer helping brands design and build apps/websites that people actually understand and enjoy using. Don’t let bad UX ruin your product.

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Cover image for Yesterday I posted 2 hero

Yesterday I posted 2 hero directions for this B2B health insurance company homepage. Most people chose the direction with the shield. And honestly… it aligned more with the actual problem the brand needed to solve: Trust. So I took that direction and transformed the full homepage experience around it. The original website felt visually outdated and harder to trust at first glance. The new direction focused on solving: → weak hierarchy → poor trust perception → hard-to-scan sections → overwhelming layouts → unclear visual flow Sometimes the problem isn’t the product, It’s how difficult the experience feels to understand. Here is the Before and After, does the After speak for the brand now ?

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Wysa Mental Health Chat onboarding redesign

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I spotted a big friction point in the original onboarding flow of this Fitness app, noticed that they have over 10 onboarding screens before you could even start! So, I redesigned it down to just 3. Now users can just easily sign up, select their gender and their core goal quickly, and jump right into training, They can adjust any details later in their profile. What do you think about this ?

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The best thing that can happen to a product is understanding its users first. Especially in mental health. If you ignore how people actually feel while using your product, you’ll end up designing friction instead of comfort. Emotional UX is real.

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I didn't actually disappear Have been building something What is your take on this hero section? I designed using Figma and @Jitter I also applied for @Jitter expert no response yet

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This is a fintech app called Swychr, lemme give you a story.. I’ve been working on this product for some time now. so this is it They already had an old design, but I noticed the design wasn’t really helping users understand the app or transact without someone explaining it to them. So I did some research and last year I pitched my findings to the team. I showed them what users were struggling with, why people were confused, and why the product wasn’t growing the way it should. After the conversation, they understood the problem and bought into the idea. Since then, I’ve been working with the company, and the CEO has been really happy that I came on board. They’re launching Swychr 2.0 this month, a much clearer product that users can actually understand and use without stress. P.S don't turn blind eyes on your product UI..

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This is A FINTECH APP am currently working on What is your take on this?

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