for startups and products. I turn complex ideas and messy flows into clear, thoughtful digital experiences.
A hotel management suite: rooms and their status, staff and housekeeping in one panel, plus an app where every employee sees the tasks assigned to them.


A trading journal that helps traders plan their days: a calendar, daily notes, profit and loss and analysis in one calm, clean dashboard.

I'm Paria. I started out in graphic design, spent a year working across agencies and freelance projects, and eventually found my way into UI/UX. Today, I design dashboards, e-commerce experiences and apps, turning complex ideas into products that feel clear and easy to use.
I love finding the moments where people get stuck, figuring out why, and designing a better way through. I care about the details, but always with the bigger experience in mind.
An online store for the client's own brand of home appliances: browse by category, compare specs and prices, and check out in a few clear steps.

Donations for game streamers, because no site in Iran did it fully: a playful landing, then a dashboard showing who gave, how much, and the top supporters each week and month.

Payment cards you can use anywhere. One calm landing page lays out each card type, its price and features, and a short form takes the order.

An online school with teachers abroad, for families who want more than a regular school: calm, warm and easy to trust, with every course and summer camp laid out clearly.

Groove, grow, glow up: a bold black and lime site that introduces the team, its clients and what they say about them.

Step 1 of 4Goals, users, constraints and the messy bits, mapped out before anything gets drawn.
Step 2 of 4Find the flow that makes the product click. Then build the rest around it.
Step 3 of 4From rough wireframes to polished screens, shaped around real content and real use.
Step 4 of 4Clean files, a tidy design system, and everything the team needs to build with confidence.
From user flows to polished screens and a design system your developers can actually build from.
Keep what works, untangle what doesn't, and turn it into an experience that feels clear and cohesive.
Interfaces that feel natural in both directions, not just mirrored as an afterthought.
Complex tables, charts and filters, organized so busy people can find what matters at a glance.