Code as Structure
Python, C++, and web projects where state, rules, and feedback have to stay clear.
Computer Science + Design at UIC
I am Momen, a CS + Design student at UIC. I care about the space where code, layout, product thinking, and small interaction details meet.
Theme Lab
Studio Light
I like projects where the logic and the interface have to carry equal weight. I enjoy the puzzle of computer science, but I also care about the quieter parts of a product: hierarchy, pacing, accessibility, and whether the final thing feels comfortable for a real person to sit with.
My work has grown through class projects, design studies, client work, and products I am building on my own. Some days that means debugging a C++ program. Other days it means adjusting type until a poster finally has the right voice. Lately, it also means building tools that help people make better creative decisions without making the process feel colder.
I tend to notice the small things: whether a label is doing enough work, whether a layout makes someone pause, and whether the technical solution still feels clear once it reaches the screen.
Python, C++, and web projects where state, rules, and feedback have to stay clear.
Layouts, color, type, and interaction details that make ideas easier to read.
Projects that ask better questions about data, trust, and human impact.
Experience
A mix of product work, client design, AI evaluation, and CS + Design study. The through-line is pretty simple: I like making complicated things easier to use.
I am building an AI-powered design workspace from the early product questions through interface design, backend work, deployment, and the many rounds after that.
I designed dashboard workflows for logistics teams, turning messy operational needs into prototypes, clearer navigation, and internal tools people could actually move through.
I review AI-generated responses for quality, consistency, and user experience, with an eye for where the answer stops being useful to a real person.
I create branding, UI mockups, social graphics, and promotional pieces while working closely with clients on taste, clarity, and revisions.
Computer Science
Tools, data work, and interface experiments that helped me practice state, feedback, structure, and clearer user flows.
A quiz experience built around branching logic, readable feedback, and results that feel connected to the choices a person made.
A secure internal dashboard for managing driver settlements, documents, payment tracking, and administrative logistics workflows.
A comparative quiz and research project that looks at how human and AI responses can reflect assumptions, framing, and bias.
A C++ data project that looks at maternal mortality information and turns raw values into trends a reader can follow.
A poster-focused creative tool shaped around quick starts, visual experimentation, and a workflow that feels closer to making than filling out a form.
Design
Color, typography, image-making, and composition studies that changed how I think about screens, not just posters.
Poster studies where I worked through hierarchy, type, image placement, and color relationships across bold compositions.
Image-making experiments that mix computational thinking with collage, photography, handmade marks, and layered composition.
Color studies that explore harmony, proportion, palette extraction, and how small shifts can change the whole feeling of a piece.
Vector and Procreate work shaped for web details, interface moments, and clean graphic systems that can scale across uses.
A growing set of type explorations focused on rhythm, contrast, readability, and the way letterforms change the tone of an interface or poster.
Founder + Product Builder
A live AI design workspace for critiques, brand context, portfolio reviews, and clearer creative decisions.
FrameKind helps designers, founders, and creative teams review visual work with more context. A user can analyze a screen or URL, get structured design feedback, explore tradeoffs with an AI coach, generate studio directions, and keep project notes, brand details, and reviews in one workspace.
The product turns design feedback into something easier to act on: clear findings, practical next steps, brand-aware suggestions, and a workspace that keeps critique connected to the project instead of scattered across tabs.
Screen critique
FrameKind reviews hierarchy, clarity, accessibility, spacing, and visual direction, then explains what is working and what should change next.
Choose a use case to see what FrameKind helps with.
Contact
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