Nasir u.

Web Developer Website redesign Shopify design Branding Web designer

Top Web Designer | Website Designer | Shopify website design | Website redesign expert | Rebranding | Creative directions | Web developer | Custom website design | Shopify designer | Shopify developer | Brand design | logo design 80M+ people use products I've designed. The companies behind them raised $500M+, and the design work is part of why. Worked with Visa, Tamara, Microsoft, Salesforce, Indeed, Panther, Motley Fool, a few unicorns. I still freelance because ...early teams are where design decides the outcome. I built Musemind because I'm not good at everything. Good products need more than one kind of brain. So I found the best data analyst I could, then the best business analyst, then the best brand designer. You'll notice this in my reviews. Clients keep writing "the Musemind team," and they're right to. Established companies come to me when the in-house team sits too close to the product to see what a new user sees. Solo founders, small teams and anyone building toward a raise come to me earlier than that. Agencies bringing me in for their own clients are welcome too, and one of those became my longest running account. I lead the work myself and bring in a specialist when the project actually needs one. Nobody gets handed to someone they've never spoken to. Send me what you're building and I'll tell you the first thing I'd change. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Nasir is an excellent Product UI/UX Designer. He always delivers high-quality UI UX Design work for our enterprise cybersecurity platform. He also helped us to build the entire design system for our SaaS Application. Thank you, Nas, for your continued support." — William Lowe, CEO of Panther (Silicon Valley Unicorn Company) THE FIRST THREE THINGS I LOOK AT ✔ Where the money comes in. Then I count the screens between a new user and that moment. Usually there are too many. ✔ The screen people quit on. Every product has one. It's almost never the one the team blames. ✔ What the roadmap promises that the current design can't carry. That gap is why some redesigns die in six months. Failed projects skip all three and start with color. I get it. That's the fun part. WHAT USUALLY HAPPENS AFTER THE LAUNCH ✅ Conversion up to 370% ✅ Sales up 72% ✅ $125 back for every $1 ✅ 55% customer retention Not every project. But these are real numbers from real ones. WHAT I DESIGN 👉 Websites and redesigns (UX/UI) 👉 Landing pages 👉 Web apps and dashboards 👉 SaaS and admin panels 👉 Software and AI SaaS products 👉 App UI and wireframes 👉 SaaS platforms and marketplaces 👉 Mobile apps (iOS and Android) 👉 Complex dashboards and data visualisation 👉 Web portals and PWAs 👉 E-commerce 👉 UX research, user personas, user journeys, user flows, wireframing, prototyping, visual design ⭐ Industries: Fintech, Ecommerce, Healthcare, Fitness, Proptech, EdTech, Sports HOW LONG THINGS TAKE 🧗🏻‍♂️ MVP design: 25 to 40h 🚣🏻‍♀️ Basic web design: 20 to 35h 🤹🏻‍♂️ Basic mobile app design: 20 to 25h 📱 Landing page design: 10 to 20h 🏄🏻‍♂️ SaaS design: 40 to 160h Those are honest averages. Send me your scope and I'll give you a real number HOW I WORK ✔ Strategy first. I ask questions before I open Figma. ✔ Research. I learn your users before I design for them. ✔ Wireframes. Gray boxes. We argue here, not later. ✔ Concepts. A few directions until one clearly fits. ✔ Design. Full prototypes in whichever one you picked. ✔ Handoff. Work files, style guide, images, developer notes. ✔ After. I'm around for the next version. ABOUT ME ▪ 15 years in this. Started as a web designer, ended up a product design director. ▪ Fortune 100 work with Microsoft, Salesforce and Visa. ▪ Founding product designer at Panther. ▪ Figma, design systems, wireframes, prototypes. That's the toolkit. ▪ I run Musemind as CEO. That's where the team comes from, and why my reviews read the way they do. Looking for a UI UX designer in Figma? A SaaS product designer? A website redesign, a landing page, a mobile app, a dashboard, a B2B/CRM, a Webflow build? Same job, different label. Send me what you're building.