Jordan Health Services
Digital health care service web app
Nurses were taking the paperwork home.
45%less documentation time per visit
Hi, I’m Himaad,
a product designer in Dallas
and here’s what I’m into.
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Overwatch
Overwatch Digital health platform mobile app
A safety app felt hard to trust.
24%faster caregiver response
Money OS
Manage your finances with ease
Simple payments came with second guesses.
29smedian time to make a payment
NextMark
Analyze market data, track authentication performance
A good find couldn’t wait for an answer.
70%increase in weekly active users
SynergiTask
Task management web app
Good work was getting lost between updates.
AI, in context.insight where the work happens
The same loop shaped every project here, and this site too.
- v0.1
Listen
Start with the people living with the problem. Interviews, shadowing, and data show where the effort and doubt really are.
- v0.5
Prototype early
I use AI to build working prototypes early, so people react to something real instead of a description of it.
- v1.0
Refine with people
Test it, watch closely, and change it. Feedback decides what the next version becomes.
A few trusted tools. Plenty of room to experiment.
09
The tool changes with the question. The goal stays the same: make something we can learn from.
- 01
Figma
Flows & interface design
- 02
Framer
Bring a page to life
- 03
Claude Code
Working prototypes
- 04
Cursor
Design in code
- 05
GitHub
Version & collaborate
- 06
Maze
Test with people
- 07
Miro
Map the journey
- 08
ChatGPT
Question & develop
- 09
Notion
Document decisions
The interesting part is what happens between the tools.
Some things only make sense once you try them. Real interactions, sample content.
Adaptive interfaces
One set of data. More than one way in.
A dashboard can answer the wrong question beautifully. What if the view changed around what you need to know?
The question should shape the view.
Your turn: Pick a question.
Evidence explorer
Where are people getting stuck?
36sample conversations,
three recurring issues
- Signing in18
- Understanding a bill11
- Knowing a save worked7
A chart makes the repeated issue easy to spot.
Real interactions. Illustrative content.Small prototypes of bigger ideas, built to start a conversation.
I like the space between “what if” and “let’s try it.”
Himaad Riaz
UX designer and researcher · Lead product designer · Front-end and mobile developer
I’m a product designer in Dallas, Texas. I make things early enough that we can still change our minds, and leave room for feedback to change the idea completely.
Ask good questions
Make something real
Keep getting better