Available for freelance projects
Mohammad Aminur Rahman Maruf, Product Designer & UX Specialist
Product Designer & UX Specialist based in Dhaka
I help early-stage teams turn messy, real-world problems into products people actually enjoy using. Here’s some of that work, and how it came together.
Simple products for complicated problems
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Things I’ve designed.
- 01/04SaaS · Real Estate · Web App
hello:here · 2023–2025
hello:data
A competitor tracker for real estate agents
Agents in Spain were losing hours, and clients, to manual competitor research. I designed a tool that tracks competitor listings, keeps them organised and turns them into a link clients can browse.
- 40%
- Less time spent tracking competitors
- 5
- Usability sessions with former agents
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- 02/04Real Estate & Media
hello:here · 2022–2025
MallorcaMagic
Turning social reach into a property platform
MallorcaMagic had 1.5M+ followers but a website that couldn't turn them into buyers. I redesigned it into a place where people discover homes and agents promote them.
- 1.5M+
- Social followers, now with a place to land
- 4
- Audiences served by one platform
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- 03/04Insurance
Eastland Insurance Company Ltd. · 2023
Eastland Insurance
A website redesign and premium calculator
One of Bangladesh's longest-standing insurers had a website stuck in the 1990s. I modernised it without losing the brand, and designed a calculator that replaces a paper-based process.
- 3
- Insurance types in one calculator: motor, boiler and fire
- 100%
- Of the original text kept, just reorganised
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- 04/04AI Tools
Artimak Tecnologies · 2024
FindTools
An AI tool discovery platform
AI directories were endless walls of logos. I designed FindTools so people can describe a problem, find tools that actually solve it, and learn how to use them.
- 3
- User groups: creators, founders and learners
- 3
- Design phases: wireframes, web and mobile
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Earlier case studies
Deep dives on Behance.
Three earlier projects with the full research written up. They live on Behance, where there’s room for every interview, sketch and screen.
RokkhaWomen safety companionA safety app that alerts a dedicated help centre the moment it’s activated. It still messages trusted contacts when you’re offline, and family tracking lets loved ones stay connected.Read on Behance
AimlyNeobrutalism ed-tech appA learning app with a big library of articles for long-term growth. Personalised topic suggestions guide people who feel unsure about their career or where to head next.Read on Behance
AronnoPlant e-commerce appA Bangladeshi shop for plants, fertilisers and gardening tools. I shaped the whole shopping experience around what local customers need, on web and mobile.Read on Behance Services
What I can help with.
- 01
Product Strategy
Before I design anything, I make sure we’re solving the right problem. That means talking to stakeholders, finding where the real opportunity is, and agreeing on what success looks like.
- 02
UX Research
Interviews, usability tests and market research that replace guesses with evidence. Good research makes the design decisions much easier to defend.
- 03
Interaction & UI Design
Flows, prototypes and polished interfaces that feel obvious the first time someone uses them. I design them as a system, so every screen fits with the rest.
- 04
Design Systems
Reusable components and clear guidelines that help teams build faster and keep the product consistent as it grows.
Testimonials
Collaboration, in their words.
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FAQ
Questions, answered.
What kind of work do you take on?
Freelance projects and full-time product design roles. I’m happiest owning a product from early research all the way to launch, especially for early-stage teams.
What does your process look like?
I start by understanding the people and the business, then explore ideas, test them with real users and refine until it works. The case studies here show what that looks like on actual projects.
Which tools do you use?
Figma for almost everything, from early flows to the final design system. I’m happy to work in whatever tools your team already uses.
How can we work together?
Send me a message on Upwork or by email with a few lines about your team and what you’re trying to solve. I’ll get back to you quickly.
Contact
Your next product, well designed.
Have a product problem worth solving? Send me a message on Upwork and let’s talk it through.