Abdullah Omer isThe No.1Product Designer

1. 011M+downloads on Qur’an for All, which I redesigned end to end
2. 020% → 92%save-for-later task completion after the redesign
3. 032.1 → 4.5player ease out of 5, against targets set before testing
4. 041,000+legal professionals using Malakah, the AI workspace I designed

The task figures come from re-testing the shipped Qur’an for All build on the same tasks, against targets set before testing. They are from moderated sessions, not usage tracking.

1. Audit & research

   Start with what’s broken and who it’s broken for: UX audits, surveys, interviews and following real tasks end to end.

   Qur’an for All: ~1,900 survey responses

2. Frame the problem

   Turn findings into a clear problem, the workflows it touches, and the numbers that will say whether we fixed it.

   Malakah: 12 interviews, 6 mapped workflows

3. Structure

   Set the information architecture and core flows before any pixels, so the product has a shape engineers can build on.

   Malakah: one access model across 4 levels

4. Design & prototype

   Design the UI and the system behind it, including right-to-left Arabic and left-to-right English, and prototype the risky parts.

   Bilingual RTL / LTR design system

5. Test & iterate

   Put prototypes in front of real users, watch where they struggle, and change the design before it reaches code.

   Malakah: 10 usability sessions

6. Ship & measure

   Work through trade-offs with PMs and engineers until it ships, then measure whether it actually worked.

   Save-for-later completion 0% → 92%