Anas Amir
Product Designer since 4+ YearsI'm a UX designer with 4+ years of experience at Wong Doody, specializing in creating seamless, user-centered designs.
I love digging deep into problems, understanding user needs, and crafting intuitive digital experiences that are both beautiful and functional. For me, great design is not just about aesthetics—it's about accessibility, usability, and solving real problems with creativity and purpose.
But design isn't my only passion! My creativity is fueled by photography, cooking, and traveling—each offering a fresh perspective that inspires my work.
Let's Work Together
Crafting meaningful experiences inspired by
life's flavors, frames, and journeys.
My Shutterbug mode
When I'm not designing, I'm behind the lens capturing moments that tell a story. Here's a glimpse into the world through my eyes:
&x30C4; 35M+ Views, 100K+ DownloadsLowkey a Chef
Cooking is my creative escape — it's where I blend flavors like I combine user needs with design principles. Much like UX design, cooking is about understanding the basics, experimenting, and creating something that delights the end user.
- Ingredients = User Research
- Cooking = Prototyping
- Plating = Final Design
Words from the people
I've built with.
Anas took a fuzzy brief and shipped an interface our users actually understood. He thinks in systems and never drops the human layer.
The rare designer who can build it too. Our onboarding finally feels effortless — and it shows in the numbers.
Sharp thinking, clean execution, zero drama. Anas is the first person I call when a product needs an AI brain.
He handed over components our team could actually maintain. Clear tokens, sensible states, no mystery CSS.
He kept the brand intact while making the experience faster. That balance is harder than it looks.
We went from a rough prototype to something investors understood in one meeting. Anas made the product legible.
Fast, calm, and specific. He asks the question that saves a week, then quietly ships the answer.
Our landing page finally feels like the product. Considered motion, tight typography, and no wasted pixels.