Extended work
Four products that shipped before the case studies. They are around three years old and still running, and the notes are short on purpose: the screens carry more than a process I would be reconstructing from memory.
Kaswaa
A buy and sell marketplace out of Dubai, consumer to consumer and business to business on one platform. Over two hundred screens drawn and specced, in English and Arabic, with the right to left layouts mirrored rather than translated. The search filters exist twice because iOS and Android disagree about how a filter sheet should behave. The brief arrived with real documentation, which is the only reason a surface that size stayed consistent.
Halal Table
Restaurant discovery and booking for halal diners in the UK, going straight at OpenTable in a category that had no dedicated alternative. Browse by cuisine, filter by what is near you, and reserve a table without making a phone call. Bookings, reservation history and the review prompt afterwards all live in one tab, because the interesting moment is the one after the meal.
Al Moosa
Prescription ordering for Al Moosa Health Group, a hospital network in Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia. Patients get the medicines they have been prescribed delivered, and re-order without going through the whole process again. The app splits at the front door between a patient and a doctor, and carries a reporting surface for the business behind it. Drawn inside the client's existing brand rather than replacing it, which is the constraint the whole visual language answers to.
Lexer Solutions
The website for a recruiting and delivery platform that places designers, developers and project managers into client teams rather than filling permanent headcount. It has to sell to both sides at once: companies who need people quickly, and people who want the work. Talent listings, individual role pages, and a showcase of what the assembled teams have actually shipped.
