Tareq MahmudProduct Designer
A redesign of the Papi’s Grill restaurant and bar website. The new home page leads with the food and a bold headline, and puts the key actions up front: browse the menu, book a reservation, see upcoming events and get in touch.
Hi, I’m Tareq, a product designer with 3+ years shipping SaaS, ecommerce, ERP, fintech and logistics products that people understand on first use.
Brands I've worked with: SteadFast Courier, Zavisoft, FastPower Tech, TeamZion, Nipun's Gallery, Packly.
Anyone can design a pretty storefront. I design what’s behind it: orders, inventory, deliveries, payments and the admin tools a business actually runs on. I make them so clear your support team gets bored.
Designed for real people
Merchants, couriers and shoppers who never asked for a redesign, and got a better one anyway.
Years in Figma
3+
…and still renaming “Frame 2847”.
Products shipped
10+
Zero with a bigger logo.
Live and in-progress products. Each case study shows the problem, who it was for, and the decisions behind the screens.
Four steps I follow on every product, from the first conversation to the release.
I talk to stakeholders and users, audit competitors and read the data to learn the goal and where the current flow breaks.
I map the information architecture, roles and user flows, then wireframe, so every screen has a clear place.
I test prototypes with real users, find the steps that confuse them and feed each round into the next iteration.
High-fidelity UI on a shared design system, every state documented, and I stay close to developers through QA.
Real products, 10+ shipped, 3+ years, Fintech, Ecommerce, Logistics, SaaS, ERP, Research first, Complex made simple, Real user flows, Edge cases covered, Design systems, Clean handoff, Business minded, Data backed, Fast iterations, Zero ego, I stay after launch, Always a better V2.
Product thinking and UX architecture first, with the visual craft to ship it.
How the product works before how it looks. Structure, flows and interaction for multi-role systems.
Clear, consistent interfaces across web and mobile, held together by a shared design system.
Talking to users, testing with them and reading the data, then changing the design based on what I learn.
I understand how these businesses make money, so the design supports orders, payouts and conversion.
It's harder than it looks. That's kind of the point.
I'm a Product Designer in Dhaka. For 3+ years I've designed ecommerce, logistics, ERP, payments and multi-service products for customers, merchants, operators, and the internal teams who have to stare at the admin panel all day. I try to be nice to those people.
I basically live in Figma: research, user flows, design systems, prototypes and developer handoff. I've named more layers "Frame 2847 copy" than I'd like to admit, and I stick around long enough to design version two.
Complex products, made simple.
Tareq Mahmud
