hello, i’m
faatimah gamble
ux/ui designer · human factors engineer
I design with intention, so the people using what I build feel like they matter. That means talking to them, testing with them, and adjusting when I’m wrong.
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hello, i’m
ux/ui designer · human factors engineer
I design with intention, so the people using what I build feel like they matter. That means talking to them, testing with them, and adjusting when I’m wrong.
things i’ve built, tested, and learned from.
A stabilizing bed tray, tested with 7 wheelchair users
A visit-sharing feature, 59 screens, shipped in 2.0
Research concept: a NovoCare app for type 2 diabetes
I loved graphic design because it let me make things beautiful. Then I got my first iPhone, and suddenly design was something I could touch and move. That’s what pulled me into UI.
Studying UX showed me there was more to UI than beauty. Small details decide whether something feels effortless or frustrating, and I got hooked on experiences that just work.
Over time, I realized the best designs work with people, not against them. Human factors engineering taught me to treat our physical and cognitive abilities as real design requirements, so every system fits the people using it.
I design for real people, not the dummy.