For the past few months, we've been working on a fintech poduct @hirecraftify and now the full case study is here. Kindly take a moment to appreciate this project on Behance, like this post and repost so we can get more reach. behance.net/gallery/24828650… If you're interested in joining the team as a brand designer, product designer, motion designer and framer dev, drop your portfolio in the comments or send a DM. Thank You.

March Dump ✨. Framer developers edition.

Blogs card design for a recent web design project for a shipping platform✨

Footers that convert✨ Your footer doesn't need to be boring.

The DM that started the Masaar project wasn’t a quick question, it was a crisis. A founder reached out with a link to their current logistics platform and one sentence: "It looks like a spreadsheet, and it feels boring." They had the industrial power. They had the regional reach. But their digital presence was a friction machine. It was scaring away the exact high-value partners they needed to dominate the Middle Eastern market. I didn't send back a quote. I sent back a vision. I told them: Your brand shouldn't be boring. It should be a sovereign path. In three clicks, your user should go from curious to confirmed. Anything more is just noise. We spent the next few weeks stripping away the complexity. We architected the brand identity from the soul up and deployed the entire engine in Framer for industrial-grade precision. The result we expect is a digital fortress that doesn't just show shipping but commands it. Founders, if your website looks boring and not like a 2026 market leader, we need to talk. Stop losing leads to bad UX. Click the link in my bio to book a strategy call and let’s build.

When I told this particular client I'd be building their website with Framer, they were skeptical about it. I later learned they had a very bad experience with a framer developer they hired earlier. Masaar is a logistics company based in the middle east. I started working on this project about two weeks ago after series of meetings sharing ideas and directions and here we are. I'm done with the branding and the home page of their website is also done. I'm halfway the agreed project duration but I'm very certain I'll round up in two weeks time and hold a proper hand off session with their team. Sent an update today and the team was wowed. Now, let's get to work 💪!

As a framer dev, I sometimes wonder what website development would look like without components and variants. I mean website development is an herculean task on its own. Now imagine in the case of these cards, if I had to design them manually, it'll take me twice the time I spent creating one. Although its not that hard to do but imagine if i'm woking on five cards or more, that's like five times the time I spent creating one. These cards right here were extracted from a web development project I'm working on for Masaar, a logistics and shipping brand based in the middle east. I'm Muhammad, a brand designer and framer developer. Do you have a project in mind? Book a session with me now 👇 cal.com/mohuiux

DreamHome - Interior design agency brand visual identity. behance.net/gallery/23704184…

WIP - Kextra Branding

Masaar - Brand Visual Identity. I'm moving to the website development in the coming weeks and I'll be using @framer. Really excited to work on this. Full case study soon on Behance,.

As the Brand Designer for the Globapay project, my focus wasn't just on the logo, it was on Strategic Identity. Using Design Thinking, I'm aligning the visual language with the core user pain point: Trust in global transactions. Here’s a sneak peek at the case study I’m architecting for Behance. We’re moving beyond aesthetics to ensure every brand touchpoint reinforces the product's reliability.

I’m currently mapping out the user personas for GlobaPay. Meeting "John" and "Elena"; two different sides of the global economy, both needing one thing: Transparency. Focusing on a clean, high-contrast visual language to make complex financial data feel simple and trustworthy. WIP. Full case study coming soon! 🚀

We teamed up @hirecraftify to bring this fintech product to life through thoughtful branding and a seamless UI/UX experience. From defining the visual identity to designing intuitive user flows, the goal was to create a product that feels trustworthy, modern, and easy to use.

We’ve all been there. You land that international client, you deliver great work, and then comes the waiting game. I remember talking to John, a freelancer who was tired of the "hidden tax" on his hard work. He wasn’t just losing money to bad exchange rates; he was losing time waiting days for his own earnings to reflect in his account. That frustration is exactly what sparked the idea of GlobaPay. In this case study, I’m not just building a fintech app; I’m architecting a seamless experience where: Transparency is the default: No more guessing games, users see every charge and real-time rate before they hit "confirm." Speed is a priority: Moving from days to minutes, because your money should move as fast as your ideas. Security is invisible but ironclad: Using bank-grade encryption to give every user from first-timers to seasoned pros. Here’s a sneak peek at the WIP. I’m focusing on a mobile-first interface that feels clean, intuitive, and, most importantly, human. Stay tuned for the full breakdown! 🚀

We teamed up @hirecraftify to bring this fintech product to life through thoughtful branding and a seamless UI/UX experience.

We teamed up @hirecraftify to bring this fintech product to life through thoughtful branding and a seamless UI/UX experience. From defining the visual identity to designing intuitive user flows, the goal was to create a product that feels trustworthy, modern, and easy to use for real people. This project was all about aligning business goals with user needs and translating complex financial processes into a clean, accessible digital experience. The full breakdown of our process and design decisions will be shared soon in the case study coming up on Behance. Stay tuned. 🚀