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2026
An assistant that stops before it guesses.
Answers students only from approved documents, cites the source, and refuses to guess.
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OMAR RAMADHANI.Digital product designer & builder.
I coordinate student operations — and build the software that runs them. Four this year: two in daily use at the college, two live for clients.
Portfolio
Selected work
Built from problems I worked with myself — finished, documented and handed over.
OSA Hub
2026
One system where the spreadsheets used to be.
Ten student processes — check-in, meals, trips, lending, charges — on one shared roster.
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2026
A salon that runs on one phone.
A public site and a business platform: bookings, WhatsApp approval, pricing and insights.
2026
A catalogue that ends in a quote, not a checkout.
A twelve-page marketing and catalogue site for an engineering contractor in Abu Dhabi.
Capabilities
From real problem to launched product.
- Product strategy
- Deciding what to build, and why it fits the real operation.
- UX & interface design
- Flows people complete without a manual.
- Websites & digital experiences
- Public-facing sites that read clearly and load fast.
- AI-powered products
- Assistants with approved sources, limits, and human handoff.
- Operational platforms
- The systems staff run their day on.
- Booking & business tools
- Approvals, pricing and calendars that protect the business.
- Development & launch
- Shipped, documented, and handed over to the people who run it.
How I work
Five stages, no hand-waving.
01
Understand the real problem or idea
Not from an intake meeting — from how the work actually happens.
02
Decide how the product should work
The important decisions first: what it refuses, routes, and protects.
03
Design the experience
For the person under time pressure, not the demo.
04
Build and validate
Working software over mockups; tested where a mistake hurts someone.
05
Launch and prepare for real use
Documentation and handover, so it keeps working without me.
About
I'm Omar, based in Venlo. I came up in the youth academy at VVV-Venlo, studied IT & Data Science, and added Social Work alongside it — two ways of looking at the same problem. Today I coordinate student operations at a residential college, and I build the software that runs them.
Venlo, NLVVV-Venlo academyIT & Data Science + Social WorkFour systems shipped this year
I don't work from a brief. The systems I build come out of problems I ran into myself — which is why they hold up once a real operation starts leaning on them.