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Senior software Engineer (Low Code & UI/UX)

Software Engineer (Low Code)

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Passionate Creator | UI/UX Designer | Low Code Developer | Product Design Enthusiast..🎨✍️

I thrive on creativity and specialize in delivering user-centered digital experiences. With expertise in UX research, interaction design, and creative branding, I combine low-code mobile app development with design thinking to create scalable, functional, and visually engaging solutions. A self-motivated, hardworking professional, I excel at bridging the gap between technical functionality and aesthetic appeal, driving innovation and enhancing user satisfaction.

Let’s create something extraordinary together! ✨

🚀 UX Research Methods (Most Common)

Understanding users is at the heart of great design. From uncovering user needs to validating navigation flows, choosing the right research method can make all the difference.

💡Insight: No single method is a silver bullet. Combine multiple approaches to truly understand your users and deliver experiences that resonate.

Here’s a snapshot of some of the most common UX research methods I often use in my projects:
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Wardha Raheem

UI/UX & Product Designer | No-Code / Low-Code Application Builder

🚀 Common UX Project Scenarios

Not every UX project starts the same.
So why do we expect one process to fit all of them?

Sometimes you get a detailed PRD.
Sometimes only a problem.
Sometimes a product that already exists — but isn’t working.
And sometimes… just a vision.

Same role.
Different starting points.
Different mindset.

Here’s a quick framework covering 5 common UX project scenarios and how the approach varies across them 👇

A deeper explanation of each scenario is covered in a Medium article for those interested.
🔗 https://lnkd.in/gUh6bJdF

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Most mobile UI problems don’t come from colors or components.
 They come from bad grid decisions.

This article explains why 4-column grids still work best for mobile UI in 2026, and when 6 columns actually make things worse.

If you design in Figma, this is one of those layout decisions I’ve learned to simplify over time.
https://lnkd.in/ghnAAZ6W

#UXDesign #UIDesign #Figma #MobileUI #DesignSystems

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