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Where bare ideas turn to viable products
I stepped in as the UX Designer to align the team around a single priority: speed. I advocated for a simplified "one-tap" flow that stripped away unnecessary steps, creating a streamlined, TaskRabbit-like experience for urgent home repairs. By defining this focused MVP, I unblocked our developers and ensured we shipped a functional, high-impact product within our final presentation window.





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I helped build CareerScore to benchmark job seekers against real hires. When users found our initial charts overwhelming, I suggested a "Credit Score" model based on their feedback. This familiar approach made the data easy to understand at a glance and helped our team ship a working MVP in just 48 hours.

From the visual identity and logo to the mobile-first web application, I designed a system where an AI agent transforms meeting audio into structured, person-specific task cards. By focusing on a strategic copy-paste MVP, I enabled Project Managers to instantly move action items into Jira, eliminating the manual burden of note-taking. This bridges the gap between raw technical recording and immediate business value while building a roadmap for future automation.

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A laboratory for light, shadow, and motion
I experimented with Neumorphism to see how light and shadow could create depth without relying on traditional flat design. By focusing on extruded textures to build a tactile hierarchy, I designed a soft, organic interface for a sports dashboard that guides the user through feel and form rather than high-contrast color.

I tried Glassmorphism and vibrant gradients to see how transparency could improve visual hierarchy in a busy marketplace. By layering elements over a frosted glass background, I made the digital assets "pop" while ensuring the interface remained clean and easy to read.

I designed this parallax scroll experiment in Adobe XD to test how motion can help tell an educational story. I structured the interaction so that planets appear one by one in their actual solar order as the user scrolls down, creating a multi-layered journey through space that feels deep and immersive without being overwhelming.




Telling stories without words
Mentors: Mahsa Rad - Sahar Haghgoo
I used humor to reduce user frustration during technical errors by creating a custom digital illustration in Procreate. By depicting a "primitive man" confused by technology, I turned a standard 404 dead-end into a moment of empathy that humanizes the digital experience.

I created this digital illustration in Procreate to honor the "Woman. Life. Freedom" movement. By using a bold, fiery palette, I focused on visual storytelling to capture the resilience and intensity of the struggle for fundamental human rights.

I illustrated this children’s storybook page in Procreate, focusing on character expressions to capture the excitement of flying. By balancing playful details with narrative tension, I designed the composition to guide a young reader’s eye through the scene naturally.
