
Shipped product · Product + front-end
Ma Adjo’s Kitchen
Designed and built a responsive ordering and catering experience from UX/UI through reusable components, CMS delivery and production deployment.
Shipped client product · Next.js + Sanity
Product Designer + Design Engineer · Norwich, UK
AI products, SaaS workflows, brand systems and responsive interfaces — designed with visual craft and grounded in React/Next.js implementation.

Real client delivery alongside deeper product case studies.
Interaction design for AI-assisted and multi-state product experiences.
Visual systems backed by design-system and front-end fluency.
Selected work
A focused set showing shipped work, complex interaction design, motion thinking and brand-system capability.

Shipped product · Product + front-end
Designed and built a responsive ordering and catering experience from UX/UI through reusable components, CMS delivery and production deployment.
Shipped client product · Next.js + Sanity

AI product · Mobile UX/UI
An AI-assisted roadside-help experience designed around fast requests, mechanic matching, trust, recovery and low-cognitive-load interaction under pressure.
End-to-end UX, design system + motion prototype

B2B SaaS · Complex workflow
A role-based workforce flow that moves from unexpected absence to eligible staff matching, confirmed cover, rota updates and team notification.
Research-led product concept · Multi-state UX
Motion & interaction
A short interaction study from Mobile Mechanic showing system feedback from request confirmation through mechanic matching and live tracking.
About
I’m Bismark Apenkwah, a Product Designer and Design Engineer based in Norwich, UK. My foundation is in graphic design and brand identity, where I learned to think carefully about visual hierarchy, typography, colour, composition and how a brand should feel across every touchpoint. I now bring that visual discipline into product design — shaping user flows, interfaces and design systems — and into front-end implementation with React and Next.js.
That combination lets me work across the full path from idea to interface: understanding the problem, designing the experience in Figma, building reusable UI patterns and carrying the intent into production. For product teams, that means a designer who understands implementation constraints; for clients, it means brand-aware digital experiences that are coherent, usable and ready to ship.
Research, information architecture, flows, interaction states and usability decisions.
Visual identity, typography, colour, composition and brand consistency across digital touchpoints.
Reusable components, responsive states, accessibility considerations and scalable interface patterns.
Figma-to-code workflows grounded in React, Next.js, TypeScript and implementation feasibility.
My process
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Understand users, goals and constraints.
02
Turn evidence into a focused problem.
03
Explore, prototype and refine.
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Create scalable production UI.
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Test, document and support launch.
Core capabilities
Insights
UX, product design and SaaS guidance for startups and small businesses.
UX for Business
Five common website UX problems that quietly reduce enquiries, plus practical ways small businesses can remove friction and improve conversion.
Product Design
A practical guide for businesses and startups choosing a Product Designer, from portfolio quality and UX thinking to communication and technical awareness.
SaaS Design
Ten principles behind effective SaaS experiences, including information architecture, role-based journeys, accessibility, system feedback and edge cases.
A practical Product Design career playbook for building your portfolio, using AI responsibly, preparing for interviews and landing your first UX/UI role.

Client feedback
Open to full-time Product Design opportunities
I’m available for full-time remote Product Design and Design Engineering roles, with immediate availability from the UK. If you’re building AI, SaaS or digital products and need someone who can bridge Figma and production, let’s talk.