Fashion & Abaya
Lookbook-led storefronts where the photography carries the sell and the size guide never makes a shopper leave the page. Amany and its evening-wear collection flow started here.
Amany Store
UI/UX & Graphic Designer
DESIGN THAT TURNS
DESIGN THAT TURNS
VISITORS INTO BUYERS
Hi, I’m Aya — I’ve shaped 1,000+ online stores for founders across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. Clean, conversion-focused design on Salla, Zid, Shopify and WordPress.
- Trusted on Salla & Zid
- 3+ years designing stores
- Remote across KSA & the Gulf
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GET TO KNOW ME MORE
I graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts, Mansoura University, where I studied design principles before moving into UI&UX design and e-commerce. I have designed more than 1,000 stores on Salla, Zid, WordPress, OpenCart, Shopify and Easy Order, along with logos, visual identities, products and packaging for those stores.
Designing stores that sell,
from the first
screen to checkout
Platforms I Design On
From Salla and Zid to Shopify and WordPress — plus the design tools behind every project.
Selected Work
Featured Projects
A selection of brand identities and e-commerce stores I have designed for founders across Saudi Arabia and the Gulf.
Jawhara
A construction company's full brand identity: a diamond-and-tower monogram, a gold-on-navy palette and the print system that carries it.
Vitaroot
A supplement store built on trust — licence badges, honest dosage information and a product page that answers the question before it is asked.
Spa Home
A calm spa-products storefront where the palette does the relaxing and the product grid does the selling.
Meelad Store
A keepsake store for parents, organised around moments rather than categories.
Cidea Store
A beauty-device store where the specs matter, so the product page leads with what the device actually does.
Gamalak
A skincare store designed mobile-first, because that is where nearly every one of its customers arrives.
Where I Work
Industries I Design For
Ten-plus sectors, and the same question every time: what does this particular shopper need to see before they trust a payment screen?
Beauty & Skincare
Ingredients, routine and results on the product page, in that order — because that is the order the question gets asked in.
Gamalak · AlkalthamPhones & Electronics
Large catalogues kept navigable: filters designed before they were needed, and specs a buyer can actually compare.
Elwageh · CideaSpa & Wellness
Calm palettes that do the relaxing while the product grid does the selling — plus single-offer booking pages that ask for one thing.
Spa Home · Beaut CenterGifts & Keepsakes
Catalogues organised around moments rather than categories, because that is how a gift is actually shopped for.
Meelad StoreHealth & Supplements
Trust built out of licence badges and honest dosage information, so the answer arrives before the doubt does.
VitarootArt & Home Décor
Interfaces that go deliberately quiet, because when the product is the artwork the design has to get out of its way.
Muthlath · Art ZoneConstruction & Corporate
Identity work that has to survive a site hoarding and a business card at the same time — matched Arabic and Latin lockups included.
Jawhara
What You Get
Everything That Lands In Your Hands
No vague "design package". This is the actual list, and you own all of it when we finish.
01
Editable Figma file
Every screen, organised and named, with the components you or your next designer will need. Yours to keep.
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Mobile and desktop layouts
Designed mobile-first, then widened — not shrunk down afterwards and hoped for.
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The store, live on your platform
Built on Salla, Zid, Shopify or WordPress and matched to the design, not approximated from it.
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Arabic and English, both designed
RTL laid out from the start. The Arabic is the design, not a translation poured into a Latin layout.
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Logo and identity files
When branding is part of the job: vector logo, colour and type rules, and the lockups in both scripts.
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Product and banner templates
So the store still looks like itself three months later, when you are adding products without me.
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A walkthrough of your own admin
Recorded or live on WhatsApp, so nothing about your store depends on being able to reach me.
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Support after launch
The first weeks are when the real questions turn up. I am still there for them.
Choosing a Platform
Salla, Zid, Shopify or WordPress?
There is no single winner — only the one that fits how you sell. Here is how I actually advise, before any design starts.
Salla
Best for Saudi retail
- Arabic-first admin your team can run alone
- Local payments and shipping already wired
- Tax invoicing handled out of the box
- Themes go far without a developer
Zid
Best for growing catalogues
- Strong app ecosystem as you scale
- Comfortable with large product counts
- Gulf-wide logistics integrations
- Clean mobile storefront by default
Shopify
Best for selling abroad
- Multi-currency and cross-border built in
- The widest app market of the four
- Excellent for a brand with global ambitions
- RTL needs designing deliberately
WordPress
Best for content-led brands
- Full control over every template
- Content and store live in one place
- No platform fee on your revenue
- Needs someone to maintain it
How I Work
From First Message to Launch
A simple, transparent process — so you always know exactly what happens next.
01
Discover
We start on WhatsApp: your product, your customers and what a successful store looks like for you.
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Design
I design your storefront and key pages in Figma — mobile-first, Arabic-first and built to convert.
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Build
Your design goes live on Salla, Zid, Shopify or WordPress — pixel-matched and fully responsive.
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Launch & Care
We review together, polish the details, and I stay on hand after you go live.
CLARITY
SPEED
ARABIC-FIRST
CLARITY
SPEED
ARABIC-FIRST
CLARITY
SPEED
ARABIC-FIRST
CLARITY
SPEED
ARABIC-FIRST
My Values
CLARITY
A shopper should never have to think about how to buy. Every screen I design removes one more question.
SPEED
Most of my stores ship in days, not months — because the process is a system, not a guess.
ARABIC-FIRST
RTL is designed first, not translated last. Layout, type and flow all read naturally in Arabic.
PROJECT SNAPSHOTS
READ MY LATEST BLOGS
March 10, 2026
How to Design a Salla Store That Actually Converts
The layout decisions that move a Salla storefront from browsing to buying — homepage, collections, product page and checkout.
April 2, 2026
Salla vs Zid vs Shopify vs WordPress: Which Platform Fits Your Store?
A designer's comparison of the four platforms I build on most — what each one makes easy, and what each one makes hard.
May 14, 2026
Arabic RTL Design: 9 UX Mistakes That Cost Gulf Stores Sales
Mirrored icons, trapped numerals, broken forms — the RTL details that quietly push Gulf shoppers away before checkout.
MY FAQ
Which e-commerce platforms do you design for?
Salla, Zid, WordPress (WooCommerce), OpenCart, Shopify and Easy Order. Salla and Zid are where most of my work lives, so those move fastest.
How long does a store design take?
A focused storefront usually takes a few days. A full identity plus store — logo, colours, packaging and every page — takes longer. I give you a real timeline after we talk.
Do you design in Arabic and English?
Yes. I design Arabic RTL layouts first and build the English version from them, so neither language ends up looking like a translation.
What do you need from me to start?
Your platform, your products, your logo if you have one, and one sentence about who you're selling to. If you don't have a logo yet, I'll design that too.