I’m Osama.
A designer in London who loves building products people enjoy using, from the first research conversations through to the flows and the finished interface. I came to design through computer science and an MSc in HCI at UCL, so I like understanding how a system works before I make it simple.
Selected work
Two clients, three products: an AI portal for a university, and a remittance app with the platform that runs it.
JaudiRemittance productsPart-time projects
Product refreshEarlier work
Research · UCL-
A Disability Interaction project at UCL, co-designed with Alan, a former engineer living with MND: a wheelchair-mounted smart arm that helps with eating, drinking and personal care.
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A UCL group project to get more Londoners cycling. I worked on the design side: system design, wireframes, hi-fi prototypes and usability testing, from storyboards to a VR-tested hologram.
Hey there!
I’m Osama, and it’s nice to see you here.
I’m a designer from London. I studied computer science at City, then did a master’s in Human-Computer Interaction at UCL, and I’ve been designing apps and websites ever since. The part I enjoy most is moving between research, UX and UI: sitting with users to understand the problem, then carrying what I learn all the way through to the final screens.
Outside of work I’m a big gamer, mostly Halo and EA FC, and I like building little browser games of my own just for fun. I’m also always reading about why people do what they do, and I usually have a side-business idea or two on the go.
Away from a screen, you’ll find me on a padel court, playing football for real, or out on a long walk daydreaming somewhere green. And food. Lots and lots of food.
Education
- UCLMSc Human-Computer Interaction
- City, University of LondonBSc Computer Science
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