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Experience Designer & Visual Storyteller

I’m Allah Bakhsh, Product Designer & Framer Developer crafting seamless, intuitive experiences.

I’m Allah Bakhsh, Product Designer & Framer Developer crafting seamless, intuitive experiences.

Highlights & Achievements

3X

0→1 Product Journeys

Concept to launch

1X

Design Systems

Scalable design systems

1X

UI Craft Excellence

Clean, pixel-perfect UI

Hey, Just An Intro

About

I’m Allah Bakhsh, a versatile Product Designer with over 6+ years of experience based in Lahore, Pakistan.
Currently working at i2c Inc. improving fintech experiences and creating seamless financial journeys for millions of users.

I focus on designing systems that scale reducing friction, improving clarity, and creating intuitive product flows that solve real user problems with measurable outcomes.

Previously, I designed at Alsharqi, where I built user-centered logistics and freight solutions, helping scale products from 0→1 with structured processes and clear business impact.

Outside of work, I explore new places and document stories of people, culture, and food.

Experience

Sr. UI/UX Designer | i2c inc.
May 2025 - Present

Spearheaded end-to-end fintech design translating complex regulations and technical constraints into simple trusted banking journeys, AI interactions, institutionalizing design systems, closing UX gaps, and elevating product value for millions of users.

Product Designer | Alsharqi.co
June 2021 - April 2025 | Lahore, Pakistan

Led design for a core SaaS platform, building scalable systems, redesigning the shipment booking portal and dashboard, helping scale products from 0 to 1, and driving speed, consistency, and cross-team collaboration.

UI/UX Designer | Nextscrum
Jan 2020 - May 2021 | Lahore, Pakistan

Collaborated with clients across retail, construction, and banking to uncover opportunities and shape new product value propositions through multiple concepts, guiding strategic business decisions.

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How i look on a good day…

Hey, Just An Intro

About

I’m Allah Bakhsh, a versatile Product Designer with over 6+ years of experience based in Lahore, Pakistan.
Currently working at i2c Inc. improving fintech experiences and creating seamless financial journeys for millions of users.

I focus on designing systems that scale reducing friction, improving clarity, and creating intuitive product flows that solve real user problems with measurable outcomes.

Previously, I designed at Alsharqi, where I built user-centered logistics and freight solutions, helping scale products from 0→1 with structured processes and clear business impact.

Outside of work, I explore new places and document stories of people, culture, and food.

Experience

Sr. UI/UX Designer | i2c inc.
May 2025 - Present

Spearheaded end-to-end fintech design translating complex regulations and technical constraints into simple trusted banking journeys, AI interactions, institutionalizing design systems, closing UX gaps, and elevating product value for millions of users.

Product Designer | Alsharqi.co
June 2021 - April 2025 | Lahore, Pakistan

Led design for a core SaaS platform, building scalable systems, redesigning the shipment booking portal and dashboard, helping scale products from 0 to 1, and driving speed, consistency, and cross-team collaboration.

UI/UX Designer | Nextscrum
Jan 2020 - May 2021 | Lahore, Pakistan

Collaborated with clients across retail, construction, and banking to uncover opportunities and shape new product value propositions through multiple concepts, guiding strategic business decisions.

Contact me

How i look on a good day…

Voices About Me

Trusted By Experts

AB is a thoughtful, impact-driven designer who balances craft with strategic clarity. He simplified complex flows and raised the bar on our design thinking the team shipped better, faster, and with more confidence.

AB turns research into practical product decisions. He shaped features with a clear eye on user value and business outcomes, and his work materially improved how our users complete core tasks.

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Usama Sadaqat - Product Manager

Al Sharqi Shipping & Logistics

Working with AB meant faster alignment and clearer direction. He translated market insight into a crisp product vision, helping the team move from ideas to tested concepts quickly.

boy's face close-up photography

Atta Ur Rehman - Product Owner

Ziba Property

AB brings both craft and engineer-friendly thinking to the table. His prototypes were precise, his specs reduced rework, and he translated feedback into usable iterations without losing the design’s intent.

boy's face close-up photography

Hamad Ahmad- Lead Developer

Nextscrum

AB is a designer who takes ownership end to-end. He collaborated closely with engineers, iterated on real constraints, and consistently pushed for solutions that were elegant and buildable.

man in black crew neck shirt

Asif Rafiq - Chief Operating Officer

Al Sharqi Shipping & Logistics

AB is a thoughtful, impact-driven designer who balances craft with strategic clarity. He simplified complex flows and raised the bar on our design thinking the team shipped better, faster, and with more confidence.

AB turns research into practical product decisions. He shaped features with a clear eye on user value and business outcomes, and his work materially improved how our users complete core tasks.

woman with pink and white floral face paint

Usama Sadaqat - Product Manager

Al Sharqi Shipping & Logistics

Working with AB meant faster alignment and clearer direction. He translated market insight into a crisp product vision, helping the team move from ideas to tested concepts quickly.

boy's face close-up photography

Atta Ur Rehman - Product Owner

Ziba Property

AB brings both craft and engineer-friendly thinking to the table. His prototypes were precise, his specs reduced rework, and he translated feedback into usable iterations without losing the design’s intent.

boy's face close-up photography

Hamad Ahmad- Lead Developer

Nextscrum

AB is a designer who takes ownership end to-end. He collaborated closely with engineers, iterated on real constraints, and consistently pushed for solutions that were elegant and buildable.

man in black crew neck shirt

Asif Rafiq - Chief Operating Officer

Al Sharqi Shipping & Logistics

frequently asked questions

01

How do you approach design differently from others?

For me, design starts with curiosity understanding not just what users do, but why they do it. I zoom out before I zoom in, mapping how business goals, user behaviors, and operational realities connect. That broader view helps me make better choices, not just prettier screens. I don’t separate pixels from process. Whether it’s a banking dashboard or an internal tool, I design for the people behind the system the ones who use it, support it, and rely on it every day.

02

What’s your approach when building something from 0 to 1?

I’ve worked on several products from the ground up, and my focus is always the same find the one thing that truly matters, and make it work beautifully. I start by identifying the core user problem and testing assumptions quickly with product and engineering. An MVP, to me, isn’t about doing less it’s about doing what counts. Once it’s live, I measure, learn, and iterate fast to move it from “good enough” to genuinely valuable.

03

How do you take a design from research to launch?

My process is straightforward understand, explore, validate, then refine. I begin by talking to users and stakeholders, digging into analytics, and defining clear success criteria. From there, I translate insights into structured ideas and test them early through prototypes or quick validations. Once the direction feels right, I move into detail working side-by-side with developers and PMs to make sure every part scales well. I don’t treat handoff as a finish line; I stay involved until it works the way it’s meant to.

04

How do you handle changing priorities or tight timelines?

Deadlines shift that’s part of real product work. When that happens, I focus the team on outcomes: what’s essential right now, and what can evolve later. I lean on design systems and reusable patterns to stay efficient without cutting corners on experience. If compromises are needed, I make sure everyone knows what we’re trading off and why so we can circle back and improve it later with context intact.

05

How do you navigate design critiques and differing opinions?

I value critique as a way to see blind spots. I encourage open discussions but always tie feedback to goals if it doesn’t serve the user or the problem, it’s noise. When opinions clash, I use quick experiments or data to bring clarity. I’ve learned that good critique isn’t about defending your work; it’s about strengthening it together. That mindset keeps collaboration healthy and outcomes sharper.

FAQ's

01

How do you approach design differently from others?

For me, design starts with curiosity understanding not just what users do, but why they do it. I zoom out before I zoom in, mapping how business goals, user behaviors, and operational realities connect. That broader view helps me make better choices, not just prettier screens. I don’t separate pixels from process. Whether it’s a banking dashboard or an internal tool, I design for the people behind the system the ones who use it, support it, and rely on it every day.

02

What’s your approach when building something from 0 to 1?

I’ve worked on several products from the ground up, and my focus is always the same find the one thing that truly matters, and make it work beautifully. I start by identifying the core user problem and testing assumptions quickly with product and engineering. An MVP, to me, isn’t about doing less it’s about doing what counts. Once it’s live, I measure, learn, and iterate fast to move it from “good enough” to genuinely valuable.

03

How do you take a design from research to launch?

My process is straightforward understand, explore, validate, then refine. I begin by talking to users and stakeholders, digging into analytics, and defining clear success criteria. From there, I translate insights into structured ideas and test them early through prototypes or quick validations. Once the direction feels right, I move into detail working side-by-side with developers and PMs to make sure every part scales well. I don’t treat handoff as a finish line; I stay involved until it works the way it’s meant to.

04

How do you handle changing priorities or tight timelines?

Deadlines shift that’s part of real product work. When that happens, I focus the team on outcomes: what’s essential right now, and what can evolve later. I lean on design systems and reusable patterns to stay efficient without cutting corners on experience. If compromises are needed, I make sure everyone knows what we’re trading off and why so we can circle back and improve it later with context intact.

05

How do you navigate design critiques and differing opinions?

I value critique as a way to see blind spots. I encourage open discussions but always tie feedback to goals if it doesn’t serve the user or the problem, it’s noise. When opinions clash, I use quick experiments or data to bring clarity. I’ve learned that good critique isn’t about defending your work; it’s about strengthening it together. That mindset keeps collaboration healthy and outcomes sharper.

Mentorship

Guidance

Whether you’re building your first UX portfolio, switching careers, or stuck on a design challenge, I’ve been there. Over the years, I’ve helped designers at different stages gain clarity, confidence, and direction in their journey.

My goal isn’t to give textbook advice, but to share practical insights that help you think sharper, present with confidence, and grow as a designer with purpose.

$100.00 USD

/1 hr session

Book Now

Contact me

What Designers Say About Our Mentorship

AB shared practical, actionable feedback that helped me refine my portfolio and CV for the roles I was targeting. His time and guidance made a real difference.

Junior UX Designer

Mentorship

Guidance

Whether you’re building your first UX portfolio, switching careers, or stuck on a design challenge at work I’ve been there. Over the years, I’ve helped designers at different stages find clarity, confidence, and direction in their journey.

My goal isn’t to give you textbook advice it’s to share real, practical insights that help you think sharper, present better, and grow as a designer with purpose.

$100.00 USD

/1 hr session

Book Now

Contact me

What Designers Say About Our Mentorship

AB shared practical, actionable feedback that helped me refine my portfolio and CV for the roles I was targeting. His time and guidance made a real difference.

Junior UX Designer

/Reach me

abakhsh56@gmail.com

Let’s create — together

Let’s create — together

Let’s create —
together

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