Subhan

Freelance Product Designer

Subhan Taak • Self-employed

Aug 2025 - Present • 1 yr 1 mo

Design strategist and product designer creating user-centered digital experiences at scale. I specialize in designing intuitive interfaces, building cohesive design systems, and collaborating with teams to transform ideas into products that work as beautifully as they look.

Ux | Ui Designer

DEVLN • Full-time

May 2026 - Sep 2026 • 4 mos

Just wrapped up an amazing internship diving deep into UI/UX and graphic design! Redesigned a modern Font App with a focus on creating clean, responsive mobile interfaces that users actually enjoy using. Spent significant time in Figma building design systems—from wireframes to high-fidelity prototypes and reusable components. Every detail mattered: visual hierarchy, typography, spacing, navigation. The goal was always coherent, polished screens that worked across mobile and web. But it wasn't all digital. I got hands-on with graphic design too—social media content, promotional graphics, banners, marketing assets. Image editing, layout composition, maintaining visual identity across all pieces while staying true to brand guidelines. What I loved most? The collaborative process. It wasn't about working in isolation. We explored different creative approaches together, iterated based on feedback, and always kept real users and stakeholder needs at the center. Walking away with solid experience in UI/UX design, graphic design, prototyping, Figma, visual communication, and branding. Excited to keep building on these skills and tackling more complex design challenges.

Ui Ux Designer

CodeAlpha • Part-time

Feb 2026 - Mar 2026 • 1 mo

Built an ecommerce website from the ground up in Figma. One month to take an idea and turn it into a fully functional design. The challenge? Create something beautiful that doesn't just look good—it actually makes shopping frictionless. I focused on the fundamentals: layout structure that guides users naturally, color combinations that build trust and highlight key products, and a flow that made sense at every step. But the real work was in the details—thinking through where that search bar should live, how to showcase products without overwhelming people, and making sure the checkout process felt simple, not stressful. Collaborated heavily with the team throughout the project. Every decision got tested against real user needs. Where do people look first? How do they find what they want? What friction points slow them down? It's that intersection of design and empathy that actually moves the needle. Even with a tight timeline, this project taught me something crucial: good design isn't about aesthetics alone. It's about solving real business problems while making the user's experience feel effortless. That's where the magic happens. Every project shapes how I think about design. Excited for what's next.