Hi, I'm Suhail. Inspired by growing up in T Tanzania, I use design to solve problems and produce measurable results in teams of all shapes and sizes around the world. I serve the public in C Calgary and have worked at corporations including N Nokia as a leading contributor, consulted for startups like B Beem to strengthen their value proposition, and helped small businesses such as H HearWell expand their reach.

My goal is to create accessible experiences intended to be used and loved by millions globally. Learn more about why I design here.

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“Suhail is a brilliant designer and an orchestrator of ideas, he brought on table elusive thoughts and was sure to monger on their practicability for the benefit of the company.”

Fatema Dewji, Director of Marketing, METL

BEEM

How implementing a design system improved the development process for a Pan-African startup

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A mockup of the product design process at Beem where ideation, prototyping, and hand-off occurs seamlessly

ROZANAS

Using culture and behaviour to design a mobile social shopping experience for luxury fragrances in Tanzania

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Three mockups of Rozanas' website overlaid on a background depicting three Invictus perfumes by paco rabanne sitting side by side

HEARWELL AUDIOLOGY

Leveraging the internet to reach people in Tanzania who need hearing healthcare the most

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An image of a child undergoing an audiology test with a mockup of HearWell's digital presence overlaid on-top of said image

UW REPORT

Streamlining the issue reporting experience on campus

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A desktop and mobile mockup of UW Report, an application to help streamline the issue reporting experience on the University of Waterloo campus

BIMA TIME

Designing the face of accessible micro-insurance in Tanzania

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A mockup of Bima Vocha insurance voucher cards falling from the air

Like what you see? Learn about why I design here or keep in touch with me through my Email or LinkedIn. Let’s talk about how design can solve the problems of today, and tomorrow.