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I didn’t start with all the answers. But I’ve always been obsessed with one question—
“How can design actually make life easier for people?”

Over the past 7+ years, I’ve had the privilege of solving real-world problems through design—across SaaS platforms, AI tools, fintech dashboards, e-commerce flows, healthcare portals, and more.

With every project (100+ and counting), one thing has stayed the same: I don’t just design screens—I design outcomes.

Results I’ve helped clients achieve:

+20% in user engagement

-15% churn reduction

+15% revenue growth from better UX

I approach design like a partnership—one built on research, logic, and empathy. That’s why I don’t jump to pixels first. I listen, I map user journeys, I test, and only then—I design.

Here’s what I bring to the table:

📍 Deep expertise in mobile & web UX

🧠 Strategic thinking to tackle complex UX challenges

💎 Mastery in Figma & component libraries

⏰ A relentless focus on deadlines without compromising quality

📚 5+ certifications from Interaction Design Foundation

🤝 A commitment to design that drives business impact, not just aesthetic

Design is not about perfection.
It’s about progress—about moving from chaos to clarity, confusion to confidence.

If that’s what you’re looking for, let’s connect.

📨 Reach out: mahbubuiux@gmail.com


Design Portfolio: 
Website: www.mahbubuiux.com
Dribbble: dribbble.com/mahbubuiux
Behance: behance.net/mahbubuiux
Whatsapp: 008801766703570

Data is everywhere.
Insight is rare.
Design makes the difference.
This dashboard proves it.

I build systems like this.
For leaders under pressure.
Here’s why this works.

→ Priority at the top
 ↳ Revenue
 ↳ Goals
 ↳ Momentum
→ Visual guidance
 ↳ Charts explain fast
 ↳ No reading needed
→ Confidence in numbers
 ↳ Clean spacing
 ↳ Clear labels
When dashboards confuse,
 meetings grow longer.
Decisions get delayed.
The fix is simple.
→ Design for action
 → Respect attention
 → Reduce noise

A good dashboard feels quiet.
But powerful.
That’s the goal.
Quiet dashboards lead strong decisions.

Would this reduce your meeting time?

Kazi Mahbubul Islam

I am a professional UI & UX Designer. I'm focused on creating meaningful experiences through design. The way that makes people's life easier who interacts with it. I believe in adapting to the situation, and I am always eager to learn new ideas and skills.

E-mail: mahbubuiux@gmail.com

Design Portfolio: 
Website: www.mahbub.design
Dribbble: dribbble.com/mahbubuiux
Behance: behance.net/mahbubuiux

Design ideas move fast.
Too fast sometimes.
That causes mistakes.
Journaling slows me down.
In a good way.

I write before I design.
Every time.
Here’s how it helps.
→ Hidden gaps show up
 ↳ Missing steps
 ↳ Weak logic
→ Emotions surface
 ↳ User fears
 ↳ User doubts
→ Focus improves
 ↳ No noise
 ↳ Clear goal
I learned this by failing first.
Jumping straight to screens.
Fixing later.
Now I write first.
Always.
→ One problem per page
 → One flow at a time
 → One clear outcome

Writing sharpens thinking.
Thinking sharpens design.
That loop works.

Writing turns ideas into decisions.

When did you last write your idea out fully?

Logic makes things work.
Emotion makes people care.
I design with both.

Always together.
Logic comes first.
Clear steps.
Clear outcomes.
No confusion.
Then emotion steps in.
Calm colors.

Friendly words.
Soft feedback.
I learned this on real projects.
Users didn’t want smart.
They wanted safe.

Here’s how balance helps.
→ Logic builds trust
 ↳ Users understand
 ↳ No second guessing
→ Emotion builds comfort
 ↳ Less stress
 ↳ More flow
→ Together create habits
 ↳ Users return
 ↳ Work feels easy

Too much logic feels cold.
Too much emotion feels loose.
Balance is the way out.
That’s how I design products.

With the head and heart.
Products win when logic meets feeling.

 Does your product feel smart and safe today?

Sales is movement.
CRMs should show movement.
This one does.
I build CRM systems
with one goal.
Make progress visible.

Here’s what this design gets right.
→ Stage clarity
 ↳ Lead to win
 ↳ No confusion
→ Deal focus
 ↳ Cards tell the story
 ↳ Value seen instantly
→ Team alignment
 ↳ Everyone sees the same truth
 ↳ No status meetings
When CRM design fails,
 teams chase updates.
Not deals.
The way out is simple.
→ Visualize progress
→ Keep stages honest
→ Let actions feel light

Good CRM design feels obvious.
Work just moves.
That’s the goal.


Clear pipelines create stronger sales momentum.

Does your CRM show progress this clearly?

Good UX starts with being a good human.

 Behind every screen is a person trying to get something done.
 When we listen with care, design becomes kinder and clearer.

 My work improved when I slowed down and listened better.
 Here are listening habits that changed my UX work 
Listen to understand
 ↳ Not to reply.
 ↳ Not to prove.
Let users finish
 ↳ No rushing.
 ↳ No interrupting.
Notice feelings
 ↳ Confusion.
 ↳ Stress.
 ↳ Relief.
Ask gentle questions
 ↳ What felt hard?
 ↳ What felt easy?
Respect different voices
 ↳ Users.
 ↳ Support.
 ↳ Teammates.

People don’t always know the fix.
 But they always know the pain.

Listening with empathy leads to better design choices.
Careful listening is quiet design power.

 Do you listen with patience or with pressure?

Perfect visuals feel productive.
But they don’t fix real pain.
That lesson cost me time.
And energy.

Here’s the shift I made.
Beauty is last.
Problems come first.
That changed everything.
I work with real products.

Real users.
Real pressure.
Here’s what I learned fast.
→ Users don’t want pretty
 ↳ They want relief
 ↳ They want ease
→ Teams don’t need polish
 ↳ They need answers
 ↳ They need direction
→ Businesses don’t grow on looks
 ↳ They grow on solved pain
 ↳ Daily wins
When focus slips, symptoms show.
➘ Endless revisions
 ➘ Shiny screens
 ➘ Same problems
The way out is clear.
→ Find the pain first
 → Solve it simply
 → Polish only what helps

I design like a guide.
Not a decorator.
Solving first.
Styling second.
That’s how products last.

Real solutions beat perfect visuals every time.

Are you fixing pain or polishing pixels today?

Inventory chaos starts with unclear data.

 Most inventory issues are not about stock levels.
 They come from dashboards that hide problems instead of showing them early.

 I design inventory dashboards for teams who can’t afford surprises.

 This inventory dashboard shows smart thinking →
Clear ticket and item counts
 ↳ What’s pending.
 ↳ What’s done.
Trend visibility
 ↳ Peaks and drops.
 ↳ Action before damage.
Priority indicators
 ↳ What needs attention now.
 ↳ What can wait.
Clean breakdowns
 ↳ Created vs solved.
 ↳ No guessing.
Recent activity list
 ↳ Fast context.
 ↳ Faster response.

This creates control.
 Control reduces stress.
And stress-free teams move faster.

 Good inventory dashboards don’t show more data, they show the right data.
 Clarity in inventory is power in operations.

 Would this dashboard help you spot issues sooner? Yes or No?

Order management is daily work.
Daily work needs calm.
Not clutter.
This dashboard gets that right.

I’ve helped teams reach this stage.
After many painful lessons.
Here’s why this works.
→ One source of truth
 ↳ Orders aligned
 ↳ No second guessing
→ Faster reviews
 ↳ Dates clear
 ↳ Payments obvious
→ Confident actions
 ↳ Status guides next step
 ↳ Less hesitation
When order systems confuse, teams suffer.
➘ Delays grow
 ➘ Errors repeat
 ➘ Trust drops
The way forward is simple.
→ Design for routine
 → Respect user focus
 → Keep states honest

Good dashboards feel invisible.
Work just flows.
That’s real design value.

 Design that respects time builds strong teams.

 Would this screen make your day easier?

Careers grow faster when you’re not growing alone.

 Skills help you start, but people help you continue.
 Authentic relationships turn uncertainty into shared direction.

 My biggest career steps came from conversations, not applications.

 Here’s what made relationships matter 
Be curious, not impressive
 ↳ Ask real questions.
 ↳ Listen fully.
Share the journey
 ↳ Wins.
 ↳ Doubts.
Stay generous
 ↳ Introductions.
 ↳ Feedback.
Keep it human
 ↳ No scripts.
 ↳ No pressure.
Show up long term
 ↳ Trust compounds.
 ↳ So does growth.

Growth feels lighter with support.
 Support comes from honesty.

 Careers move forward through shared trust.
Real connections create real momentum.

 Who helped shape your career path?

Users don’t ask for perfect, they ask for help.

 Perfect screens often come late and solve little.
 Imperfect UX shared early solves real pain faster.

 I saw better results when I stopped overpolishing and started listening.

 Here’s why imperfect UX works 
Real use is messy
 ↳ People rush.
 ↳ People make mistakes.
Early versions teach more
 ↳ Users react honestly.
 ↳ Not politely.
Small fixes matter
 ↳ One pain removed.
 ↳ Big relief felt.
Progress builds trust
 ↳ Users see effort.
 ↳ Not delay.

Waiting feels safe.
 Shipping teaches faster.

 UX grows when learning beats fear.
Progress beats perfection every single time.

 Do you wait to polish or release to learn?

Design can guide hands.
But not minds.

Feedback does that.
That’s why UI alone fails.

I’ve seen polished apps.
Still confusing people.

No feedback.
No learning.

Here’s what goes wrong.
→ Confusion hides
 ↳ Users don’t explain
 ↳ They adapt or leave
→ Teams celebrate early
 ↳ Looks done
 ↳ Isn’t done
→ Fixes miss the mark
 ↳ No signals
 ↳ Wrong priorities

The symptoms show later.
➘ Drop-offs
 ➘ Fewer returns
 ➘ Slower growth
The way out is clear.
→ Track behavior
 → Invite reactions
 → Act, then ask again

UI is the voice.
Feedback is the ears.

You need both.
Power statement:

Design grows smarter with feedback.

What was the last thing users told you?

Doctor Appointments are about trust.
Design helps build it.
This page does exactly that.
Everything feels clear.
And calm.
I design health flows with one rule.

Never rush the user.
Here’s how this page follows it.
→ Visual calm
 ↳ Clean space
 ↳ No noise
→ Clear next move
 ↳ Booking feels done
 ↳ No doubt
→ Simple language
 ↳ Easy words
 ↳ Human tone
When booking feels stressful,
 trust drops fast.
That’s dangerous in healthcare.
The solution is thoughtful design.
→ Respect attention
→ Respect emotions
→ Respect time
This page feels human.
That’s the win.

 Trust starts with thoughtful health design.
.
 Would you feel confident booking here?

Clients are people before they are decision makers.

Most client messages focus on what was done and how.
 But clients lean in when you explain why it matters to them.

 I learned this after seeing clients relax when I shared real stories.

 Here’s why stories feel more human in client talks:
They show care
 ↳ You understand the problem.
 ↳ Not just the task.
They reduce fear
 ↳ Clear path forward.
 ↳ Fewer unknowns.
They build trust
 ↳ Honest struggles shared.
 ↳ Honest wins too.
They invite dialogue
 ↳ Clients open up.
 ↳ Not shut down.
They create connection
 ↳ Same goal.
 ↳ Same journey.

People don’t want perfect words.
They want to feel understood.
Stories do that gently.


 Human stories turn client talks into real conversations.

 When clients feel seen, trust follows naturally.

Do you explain your work or tell its story? Yes or No?

Great design feels invisible.
Until it’s missing.
That’s my cue.
I study everyday moments.
Not just products.

Here’s what I look for.
→ Delays
 ↳ Waiting
 ↳ Searching
→ Ease
 ↳ Instant use
 ↳ No help needed
→ Feelings
 ↳ Calm
 ↳ Anxiety
I use these lessons at work.
Designing for humans.
Not personas.
Daily life is full of clues.
→ ATMs
 ↳ Clear steps
 ↳ Clear limits
→ Apps for tickets
 ↳ Confusing flows
 ↳ Too many steps
→ Doors
 ↳ Push works
 ↳ Pull fail

Design shows itself in friction.
And in relief.
Both teach a lot.
You just need awareness.

 Every moment is a design signal.

 What felt harder than it should today?

Design doesn’t start on a screen.
It starts in the head.
Tools come later.
I learned this over time.

When projects felt heavy.
And outcomes felt weak.
So I stopped opening tools first.
I started thinking first.

Here’s what changed.
→ Ideas got sharper
 ↳ No layers
 ↳ No noise
→ Flows felt natural
 ↳ Steps made sense
 ↳ Users felt guided
→ Problems showed early
 ↳ Easy fixes
 ↳ Less rework

When tools lead,
speed feels fake.
When thinking leads,
clarity stays.

That’s how I design now.
Tools assist.
Thinking decides.

Clear thinking is the best design tool.

 Do you open tools before thinking?

AI won’t replace designers.
But designers using AI will win.
That’s already happening.
Here’s the real shift.

AI is not about speed only.
It’s about thinking better.
I use AI as a design partner.
Not as a shortcut.

Here’s how it gives an edge.
→ Faster thinking
 ↳ More ideas early
 ↳ Less blank page fear
→ Clear problem framing
 ↳ Ask better questions
 ↳ Spot gaps faster
→ Better decisions
 ↳ Test flows in words
 ↳ Stress-test logic early

Most designers misuse AI.
They jump to visuals.
That’s the symptom.
The cure is mindset.
→ Use AI before screens
 → Think, not decorate
 → Let clarity lead

AI doesn’t add taste.
You do.

 AI gives advantage to designers who think, not rush.

 Are you using AI to think better or just work faster?

Design talks fail in meetings.
Not from ego.
From language gaps.

I learned to fix that.
I explain design like stories.
Not slides.

Here’s how I do it.
→ Start with the user
 ↳ What they face
 ↳ Where they struggle
→ Then show the choice
 ↳ Why this path
 ↳ Why not others
→ End with impact
 ↳ Faster work
 ↳ Fewer errors

I avoid design words.
Always.
I use daily examples.
Everyone understands life.

Not frameworks.
This changed conversations.
Less pushback.
More alignment.
That’s my goal.

Clarity beats clever design talk.

 Do people understand your design choices today?

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