Web AppHimaad Riaz, product designer in Dallas
Before I design, ask the users, go on visits, read the data, map journeys, test it early.
I start with research, analytics and usage data, then design products that make complex things simple and measurably better.
- Home healthcare · Web app: Nurses were taking the paperwork home. 45% less documentation time per visit.
- Authentication · Mobile: A good find can’t wait a day for an answer. +70% weekly active users.
- Finance · Mobile: Simple payments came with second guesses. 29s median time to make a payment.
- Digital health · Mobile: A safety app felt hard to trust. 24% faster caregiver response.
- AI & collaboration · Web app: Good work was getting lost between updates. 43% faster project delivery.
Selected work
Five problems, each one led by the people living with it. Every card opens the full story: research, prototypes, feedback and results.
Web App
Authentication App
Money Management App
Mobile App
Web AppGood designstarts beforethe first screen.
I listen to the people living with the problem, prototype early with AI, and keep refining with them until it feels obvious.
How a draft becomes real.
The same loop shaped every project here, and this site too. Swipe through it.
The same loop shaped every project here, and this site too.
Research
Listen
Start with the people living with the problem. Interviews, shadowing and data show where the effort and doubt really are.
Making
Prototype early
I use AI to build working prototypes early, so people react to something real instead of a description of it.
Making
Refine with people
Test it, watch closely, and change it. Feedback decides what the next version becomes.
Tools in rotation.
A few trusted tools and plenty of room to experiment. I pick whichever one answers the question fastest.
- FigmaFlows & interface design
- FramerBring a page to life
- Claude CodeWorking prototypes
- CursorDesign in code
- GitHubVersion & collaborate
- MazeTest with people
- MiroMap the journey
- ChatGPTQuestion & develop
- NotionDocument decisions
The person behind the work
A thinker, a maker,
still curious.
I make things early enough that we can still change our minds, and leave room for feedback to change the idea completely.
Open to new projects
Let's buildwhat people trust.
Tell me who you're designing for and what's getting in their way. We can start with a conversation, not a brief.












