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I just got featured on Contra! This was one of my favorite explorations in the SaaS space.
Check it here!
Wowwww... Congrats, Sana
I'm Najeeb, a senior UI/UX and Product Designer with 3+ years of experience helping founders and growing businesses translate ambitious ideas into digital products that are simple, intentional, and built to perform.
My process is deliberately end-to-end: user research and strategy to understand the real problem, wireframing and information architecture to structure the solution, high-fidelity UI and interactive prototyping to bring it to life, and scalable design systems to keep it consistent as the product grows. Nothing ships on instinct alone — every decision is grounded in how real users actually behave.
I've led design across wellness, media, and tech — including brand and product work for Rewild Breathwork, Essentia, Motum, and Siena Film — each project shaped to balance user experience with measurable business outcomes like conversion, retention, and trust. I work across web, iOS, and Android, with particular attention to the small interactions that make an interface feel considered rather than generic.
Core strengths:
Full-cycle UI/UX process: research → strategy → wireframes → prototype → design system
iOS & Android app design, with a strong focus on micro-interactions and usability
Product design that ties directly to business goals, not just aesthetics
Clear, structured communication — you'll always know where a project stands
If you're looking for a designer who can own a product end-to-end and deliver work that feels premium and performs, I'd welcome the opportunity to work together.
Skills/tags: UI/UX Design, Senior Product Design, App Design (iOS/Android), User Research, UX Strategy, Wireframing, Interactive Prototyping (Figma), Design Systems, Information Architecture, Micro-interactions.
thats amazing presentation
your content doesn’t need more pressure. it needs a practice.
that’s the conversation i’m leading in my upcoming live session for The Spill series with Creator Tea Talk
a lot of creators and business owners are trying to fix their content by adding:
😵💫 more posts, more hooks, more trends, more pressure, or more “i just need to be consistent”
but sometimes the real issue isn’t that your content is failing. many of those times the pressure is data.
it might be telling you your content needs more:
🪴 clarity, trust, relevance, rhythm or relationship
this session is for the creator, founder, or service provider who knows they have something valuable to say but content has started to feel heavier than it needs to.
we’ll talk through how to stop treating content like a performance you have to survive and start building a content practice you can actually return to.
if your strategy only works during an ideal week, it’s probably not a strategy yet. it’s a fantasy calendar. & we’re going to fix that.
join me for the live session on THIS Thursday, August 27.
link here: https://luma.com/d2cmd1jc
This is so true. Having a consistent practice makes way more sense than constantly putting pressure on yourself to post more.