Available for working student roles
I'm Humza,
a UX & UI
Designer.
I design digital experiences that feel effortless to use — backed by real research and grounded in what users actually need.
I design digital experiences that feel effortless to use — backed by real research and grounded in what users actually need.
End-to-end mobile ordering for a real restaurant client. Research, competitive audit, persona & user journey through to final UI.
Full UX research, brand design, and production build for a press-on nail studio in Pakistan. Live at nailsbymona.pk.
End-to-end product design for a customer feedback management platform — public voting board, admin dashboard, and embeddable widget.
A complete brand refresh to sharpen market positioning and stand out from competitors in the floral space.
From discovery through testing — experiences grounded in how people actually behave, not how we assume they do.
Interfaces that feel obvious. Clean layouts, consistent components, interactions that guide without friction.
Visual identities that hold up across screens, formats, and first impressions. Strong brands make stronger products.
Supporting teams with visuals that communicate clearly — from marketing assets to product illustrations.
I'm a UX & UI Designer with roots in graphic design going back to 2016. That background taught me visual craft — UX taught me that great design only works when it works for real people.
I approach every project with research first — understanding who uses it, where they get stuck, and what they actually need. Then I translate that into wireframes, prototypes, and polished interfaces that are clear, consistent, and pleasant to use.
Currently open to working student roles in UX/UI where I can contribute to a product team while continuing to grow.
“Great working with Humza — very flexible and capable in what he is doing!”
“Very quick to respond, understood my concept, and delivered quickly. Highly recommend!”
“Very creative — a true pleasure to work with. Accommodating with revisions and super patient.”
Whether it's a working student role, a freelance project,
or just a conversation about design — I'd love to hear from you.