Ahmed ElkfrawyAhmed Elkfrawy
Available · April 2026

ui/ux designer · portfolio 2026

I design digital experiences that sell, heal, and teach.

I’m Ahmed Elkfrawy — UI/UX designer with 3+ years shipping interfaces across e-commerce, healthcare, education and fintech. Recent work at MTN drove a 30% sales lift with 94% user satisfaction.

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about · the operating system

The quiet translator between users and teams.

I’m Ahmed. For three years I’ve been turning messy research into interfaces that move the needle.

At MTN, that meant a platform that lifted sales 30% and held a 94% satisfaction score. At the Magdi Yacoub Heart Foundation, it meant rebuilding a complaint system for patients in crisis.

Different stakes, same job: ship the human-centered version.

research → wireframes → UI → ship → measure → repeat

Ahmed Elkfrawy

the designer ✺

Alexandria → Cairo

currently here ✺

Figma is home.

tool of choice

3+ years · 6 teams · 4 sectors.

track record

case files · 01 – 06 · 8 live links

Work I’m proud of.

Six domains. Eight shipped products. Click any chip to open the live thing.

Training · Self-Improvement · Fintech01 / 06

MTN

Six platforms that help people grow.

Problem — A training & self-improvement company with five public platforms and an internal payment tool — all needing to feel like one brand while turning curiosity into committed learners.

Approach — Led design end-to-end: research, flows, wireframes, prototypes, a unified design system, and usability testing every sprint.

+30% sales94% satisfaction6 products live
2024 – nowOpen the live work
E-commerce02 / 06

Brandi

Baghdad to your basket.

Problem — Fragmented shopping experience — carts abandoned, stakeholders misaligned, no clear research loop.

Approach — Full UX process for a mobile-first storefront: stakeholder interviews, competitor analysis, personas, and iteration with the build team.

Full UX cycleMobile-firstLive on Play Store
2025Open the live work
EdTech03 / 06

Injaz (with Sectors)

Where students and tutors finally met on the same page.

Problem — Launching an online teaching platform from scratch across web and mobile — one visual language, two surfaces.

Approach — Contributed to the product launch with flows, UI, and responsive breakpoints. Kept the same language across surfaces.

live · 1

0→1 launchWeb + mobileResponsive system
2021 – 2022Open the live work
Healthcare04 / 06

Magdi Yacoub Heart Foundation

Redesigning care — one complaint at a time.

Problem — Patients in crisis navigating a broken complaint management system. Staff buried in paperwork.

Approach — Redesigned the complaint management system, OVR system, and patient-support mobile interface. Calm, accessible, human.

3 internal

complaint managementOVR systempatient-support app
3 products shippedPatient-first flowsPro-bono impact
2022 – 2023Internal — available on request
Multi-sector05 / 06

Roma MPH

Three sectors, one design language.

Problem — Multi-sector platforms — each with its own audience, each needing to feel coherent.

Approach — Executed the full design cycle from research to UI delivery across e-learning, e-commerce, and finance products. Designed Fittra Center — a global dashboard to control all Fittra platforms — and currently shipping the MTN Wallet feature.

1 internal · +1 in progress

Fittra Center · global dashboardMTN Wallet · payment feature
3 sectorsFull cycleGlobal dashboard
2025 – nowShipping soon
Freelance06 / 06

The Freelance Playground

Healthcare, tourism, education, fashion — on tap.

Problem — Clients who need both audit and craft, not just pretty screens.

Approach — UI/UX audits, user testing, and product design across four industries since 2023. Currently designing a travel & tourism app from scratch.

1 in progress

Baba Guide · travel & tourism app
4 industriesAudits + craftRemote-ready
2023 – nowShipping soon

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experience · the train line

Seven stations, one designer.

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educationstop 01

2020

ITI Alexandria

UI/UX Design Programme

  • Intensive UI/UX training
  • Research → UI pipeline
  • Portfolio foundations
edtechstop 02

2021 – 2022

Sectors

UI/UX Designer · Cairo

  • Websites + mobile apps
  • Online teaching platform launch
  • Design × dev collaboration
healthcarestop 03

2022 – 2023

Magdi Yacoub Heart Foundation

UI/UX Designer · Aswan

  • Complaint management redesign
  • OVR system
  • Patient-support mobile interface
independentstop 04

2023 – now

Freelance

UI/UX Designer · Alexandria

  • Healthcare · tourism · edu · fashion
  • UI/UX audits
  • User testing on real products
training & self-improvementstop 05

2024 – now

MTN

UI/UX Designer · Cairo

  • +30% sales lift
  • 94% user satisfaction
  • Unified design system
e-commercestop 06

Aug – Dec 2025

Brandi

UX/UI Designer · Baghdad (part-time)

  • Mobile e-commerce app
  • Stakeholder interviews
  • Competitor analysis
multi-sectorstop 07

Feb 2025 – now

Roma MPH

UX/UI Designer · Cairo

  • E-learning, e-commerce, fintech
  • Full cycle: research → UI
  • PM + dev partnership

the toolbelt · workshop view

Everything I work with.

Four zones, sharpened over three years across telecom, healthcare, e-commerce and EdTech. Each chip is draggable — fling one ↗

01 · tools

Tools

Where I actually live. Figma since 2020, XD since the start. Component libraries, auto-layout, variants — all the boring sharp stuff.

FigmaAdobe XDAuto-layoutVariantsTokens
daily driver since 2020
02 · research

Research

The part most designers skip. I run interviews, audit competitors, map personas, and watch real people break my prototypes — every sprint.

user researchusability testingcompetitor analysispersona mappingstakeholder interviews
the part most skip
03 · craft

Craft

The visible work. Design systems that don't rot, interaction details that feel right, responsive UI that actually responds.

design systemsvisual designinteraction designresponsive designprototyping
the visible 10%
04 · team

Team

Where the work actually ships. Sprint by sprint, with PMs and engineers, in standups, in Slack threads, in async docs.

agilesprint planningstakeholder mgmtcross-functionaldesign hand-off
ship together or not at all

pinned = primary · others = supporting

chips bounce back if you let go ✺

the numbers · proof

Real outcomes, not pretty screenshots.

+30%
sales lift · MTN
94%
user satisfaction
3+
years designing
6
teams shipped with
4
sectors covered
7
stations on the train
researchwireframesuser flowsprototypesdesign systemsusability testingresponsive UIcompetitor auditspersona mappinginteraction designstakeholder interviewssprint planningvisual design
researchwireframesuser flowsprototypesdesign systemsusability testingresponsive UIcompetitor auditspersona mappinginteraction designstakeholder interviewssprint planningvisual design

the contact · chapter final

Let’s make something.

say hi — I reply fast ↓

— I reply to every email within 24h, weekdays. No funnels, no forms, just a person.