Hossein Karami

Looks fool us all. A neatly arranged Figma file can also result in a mess of a Webflow build. The desktop mock-up is approved, the plugin is run, and before you know it, the tablet view breaks, spacing drifts, hover states go missing, and the developer begins asking questions that the file cannot answer. The […]

There is a design proposal in your inbox. It runs to twelve pages, has three phases and a figure at the bottom of it. The thing you cannot determine from reading it is whether you are about to commission screens that will be built or a slide deck that peters out at the prototype, leaving […]

There is a test that most B2B SaaS homepages do not pass. A new visitor will land on the page and be unable to tell you what the product is, who it is meant for or why they should bother with another click. On the surface the site may look fine and the traffic is […]

When a B2B buyer gets to your website, the deal is well underway. In fact, Gartner reports 61% of them would rather buy without a rep, and you will find in other industry tallies that 70% or more of the evaluation is done before they ever take a sales call. Your site has to step […]

You launch a new page. It looks clean on your laptop. Then someone opens it on a phone and the signup button sits on top of the headline, the logo drifts, and a menu hides behind a banner. That usually is not a random bug. It is often a CSS positioning in HTML problem. If […]

You open your product at night, and the screen flashes bright white before settling into dark mode. Most users will not file a bug report. They will just feel that the product is a little rough. That reaction often starts with a small UI detail, the dark mode icon. If the icon is hard to […]

You launch a product, watch a few users try it, and something feels off. They hesitate on a page that seemed obvious to you. They miss the main button. They get through onboarding, but slowly. Nothing is fully broken, yet the product still feels harder to use than it should. That usually is not a […]

A design brief is the project document that defines the goals, requirements, audience, timeline, and deliverables before design or development starts. When it is done well, it gives everyone one source of truth before work begins. Most founders do not get stuck because the idea is weak. They get stuck because the idea is still […]

You’re probably here because the app idea feels clear, but the tech choices suddenly don’t. A founder starts with a simple question: “We need an iPhone app. What should we build it in?” Then the answers get messy fast. Swift, Objective-C, React Native, Flutter, Kotlin Multiplatform, wrappers, native, cross-platform. It sounds like a developer debate, […]