I’m Ghulam Qadir, a senior UI/UX and product designer with 8+ years of experience, from early-stage startups to Fortune 500 teams. I help founders and product teams turn ideas into products that are simple to use, quick to launch, and ready to grow.
Products fail when users can't work out what to do.
I fix that, from research to dev-ready handoff.
A clear read on where your product loses users, and what to fix first.
Best for: Live products that aren't converting or retaining.
One critical flow taken from problem to a validated, build-ready direction.
Best for: Onboarding, dashboards, checkout and other high-stakes flows.
Senior design capacity on your team, without an agency or a headcount req.
Best for: Teams shipping continuously who need design to keep pace.
Zero to launch: research, flows, UI, prototype and dev-ready files.
Best for: MVPs, new SaaS and AI products, and mobile apps.
Prithvi Y
Workforce AI & Healthtech
Great with ux design, cool, & fun to work with!
Edwin Vincent
Financial platform · UX & UI
Qadir was able to quickly understand the domain, ask the right questions, and translate intricate requirements into clean, intuitive, and user-friendly designs. His ability to reduce visual clutter while preserving critical functionality was especially impressive.
Prithvi Y
Workforce AI & Healthtech
Great with ux design, cool, & fun to work with!
Muhammad Afzal
Lead Frontend Engineer
Qadir is a genuine professional. He responds quickly and is very well intentioned. If you need something done fast and correct, Ghulam Qadir is the one for you. He does what he says and his work is always top notch.
Syed Meeran A
Founder & Strategist, Eat Brands TX
From the outset, Ghulam demonstrated a deep understanding of our vision and translated it into an intuitive and engaging user experience. He took the time to conduct thorough research, gather user feedback, and iterate on designs, which significantly improved our app's usability.
Muhammad Kashif
Mentored Ghulam directly
As a UI/UX Designer, Ghulam brings a powerful combination of creative vision and attention to detail. His designs are not only visually engaging but also highly user-centric and functional.
Sprints 1 to 3
We agree on the goal, the users, the constraints, and how we'll know it worked.
Research, analytics and competitor teardowns to find the problem worth solving first.
Journeys, flows and structure decided before anyone opens a UI file.
Focused directions, weighed against user needs, engineering effort and speed to market.
Low-fidelity screens surface the hard decisions while changes are still cheap.
Clickable prototypes tested with real users before engineering writes a line.
Sprint 4
High-fidelity, accessible UI with every real state covered: empty, loading, error, edge.
Reusable components and tokens, so the next feature ships faster than this one.
Dev-ready specs, plus me in the loop through build and design QA.
Four products, four different problems. Each one ended up simpler to use, and easier for the team to build on.
Not just screens. A file any developer on any stack can open and build from on day one.
A visual direction built for your product, not pulled from a template.
Designed at every breakpoint your users actually have.
Dev-ready specs. No back-and-forth, no misinterpretation.
