Haider Irshad
I’m Haider Irshad, a Senior UX/UI Designer & Framer Developer based in Lahore.
About
I’m Haider Irshad, a Senior UX/UI Designer & Framer Developer based in Lahore. I help teams and clients create clean, usable product and marketing experiences—whether it’s designing SaaS dashboards for fintech or building no-code websites in Framer and Webflow. I enjoy going from early research and wireframes all the way to final UI and developer handoff, ensuring the build matches the intent.
Alongside UX/UI work, I also create graphics and marketing assets, and I regularly review existing products to find usability issues and propose practical improvements. With 4+ years of experience, I’ve worked independently on client projects, collaborated closely with developers and stakeholders, and delivered responsive, animation-ready experiences that feel polished and easy to use.
- 3 years' experience
- Joined September 2026
Skills· 4
Industry experience
- Software & Internet
- Financial Services
- Healthcare
Work experience· 4 roles
Designed and built UX/UI and no-code websites in Framer for clients sourced through Contra. Managed projects end-to-end independently: from initial concept and wireframes to final UI build, animations, and launch. Ensured a clean, usable interface focused on conversion and user experience.
Designed UX/UI for client products across fintech, SaaS, and health-tech. Worked from research and wireframes through final UI and developer handoff. Created graphics and marketing assets alongside product design. Performed UX auditing by identifying usability issues and suggesting clear fixes, and collaborated with developers and stakeholders to ensure correct implementation.
Created graphic design assets for client marketing and branding under senior designer guidance. Developed strong fundamentals in visual design and layout using design tools, which supported the transition into UX/UI design.
Education
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