I'm Mohamed Amasha, a Senior Product Designer working on digital platforms for government entities.

For years I've designed services that live inside institutions — where a screen isn't approved because it looks good, but because it clears decision-making, approvals, legal frameworks, and compliance review. That gap between designing an interface and designing a service is where most designers get stuck, and it's what I teach here.

My work spans UX research, journey mapping and service blueprinting, accessibility to WCAG standards, and building scalable design systems in Figma. I've spent much of the last years working with the Saudi Platforms Code — the national reference every government platform is evaluated against.

I built my courses to be the resource I couldn't find when I started: Arabic-language, practical, and built around real government work rather than generic UX theory. Every course ends with something you can put in your portfolio, not just notes you'll forget.

If you're a designer moving into government or enterprise work, I'd like to help you skip the mistakes I made.