Gohar U.

Hi! I’m Gohar, a UX/UI and Graphic Designer with 4+ years of hands-on experience working on real projects for clients and organizations around the world. I've a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering. I’ve worked across branding, graphic design, mobile apps, websites, dashboards, and digital products. I enjoy exploring different sides of design, but what I enjoy most is figuring out why something works, what isn’t working, and how to make it better. I also genuinely enjoy teaching. There’s something rewarding about seeing someone go from “I don’t know where to start” to confidently making their own design decisions. My lessons are based on the same things I use in my own work every day. I don’t want to teach you design as a collection of rules or software features. I want you to understand the thinking behind the work. Depending on your goals, we can work on: ▶ UX/UI Design: User flows, wireframes, interfaces, design systems, responsive design and prototyping. ▶ Figma: From the basics to more advanced workflows used when designing real digital products. ▶ Portfolio & Projects: Improving existing work, developing case studies, or working through a project from idea to finished design. I teach through hands-on projects rather than long lectures. We can work on something you actually want to create, and I’ll explain the decisions along the way - what to change, why it works, and how you can approach similar problems yourself. Every student starts from a different place, so I adapt the lessons to your experience and goals. Design can feel overwhelming when you’re starting out. There are endless tools, tutorials, trends and opinions about what “good design” should look like. You don’t need to learn everything at once. My goal is to help you understand the fundamentals, build a better eye for design, and become more confident making your own decisions. Whether you’re completely new to design, learning Figma, building your first portfolio, working on a personal project, or already designing and want to improve, we’ll focus on what will actually help you move forward. In our first lesson, we’ll talk about what you want to learn, look at your current work if you have any, and figure out where we should start. You’ll leave each lesson with something practical you can use, not just another list of things to remember.