SaaS · Business Analytics
MetaMetric Analytics Platform
An analytics dashboard for smarter business decisions — dense data made calm, scannable, and genuinely useful for daily operators.
Read the case study →I'm a UI/UX & product designer who also builds — websites, apps and SaaS products that convert. Founder of NeoDimensional. Based in Sylhet, working with teams across the US and EU.
7+ years · 1,000+ landing pages
Sylhet · UTC+6
One person, both halves — so nothing is lost in the handoff.
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An analytics dashboard for smarter business decisions — dense data made calm, scannable, and genuinely useful for daily operators.
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Read the case study →SaaS products, dashboards and web apps — scoped on a 30-minute call, designed and built by one team.
from $2,999Figma design plus a WordPress or React build — one price, one team.
from $1,599Tokens, components and docs your developers can build from.
from $3,000Logos, identities and the marketing visuals around them.
from $800Four steps, the same every time — so you always know what happens next.
Goals, users and constraints — then a written scope and a fixed quote.
Flows, structure and wireframes, agreed before any visuals.
High-fidelity Figma, prototyped, with every state specified.
Frontend-ready handoff and support while it's built — or I build it.
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MetaMetric turns store and sales data into decisions. The product had powerful data underneath, but the interface treated every number as equally important — so users saw everything and understood nothing.
Analytics dashboards live or die on hierarchy. The challenge was to organize revenue, orders, transaction activity, sales performance and scheduling into one screen a busy operator can read in ten seconds — without dumbing the data down for analysts who go deeper.
A strict KPI hierarchy came first: headline metrics, then trends, then breakdowns on demand. Each data card carries one clear visual — line, bar or heatmap — instead of chart soup. An integrated schedule panel puts meetings and business reviews next to the numbers they discuss, and the whole screen is assembled from a reusable component library with consistent spacing, states and chart styles.
Calm, light-surface data cards with a single visual per card; headline numbers with trend context on top, evidence below, detail on request. The screen is built to be scanned top-to-bottom — what happened, what's trending, what needs attention — so the operator gets the briefing and the analyst still has somewhere to dig.
The engineering contribution here was the frontend-ready system rather than the build itself: a reusable component library with consistent spacing, interaction states and chart styles, structured so new modules stay consistent as the product grows. The file handed off clean to the client's development team, who handled implementation.
A dashboard that reads top-to-bottom like a briefing: what happened, what's trending, what needs attention. The component library keeps new modules consistent as the product grows, and the file handed off clean to the development team.
About
Guljar Hosen is a UI/UX and product designer, Figma specialist and design engineer in Sylhet, Bangladesh — a Software Engineering student at Metropolitan University Sylhet who founded the design and software studio NeoDimensional. Design-led, with a software-engineering background: a designer who codes.
Problem first, pixels later: flows and wireframes, then high-fidelity Figma, then a file developers can build from without guesswork — states, edge cases and tokens included. Fixed written quotes, replies within 24 hours, and you talk to the person doing the work.
Sylhet, Bangladesh (UTC+6), working remotely with US and EU teams — my working day is your night shift, with a live overlap window each morning. Limited projects at a time, so each gets real focus.
Career
Product designer for a US team, founder of a design and development studio, and before that the designer behind an AI-powered SEO platform — with a Software Engineering degree underway.
Toolkit
Remote · US team
End-to-end product experiences — user flows, wireframes, high-fidelity UI and prototypes for web and mobile — plus Amazon and Walmart storefront design. Reusable Figma components and design systems; handoff, reviews and iteration with developers.
Sylhet · Remote
A design and development studio building websites, apps and custom software for clients in the US, Australia, Europe and the Caribbean — UI/UX and design systems, builds in Next.js, React, React Native and Webflow, and SEO for tourism and rental brands.
Remote · Boston, US
UI/UX for an AI-powered SEO platform — dashboards, keyword and ranking reports, onboarding and settings — a Figma design system, and sign-up-focused marketing pages. 800+ production design projects.
Sylhet, Bangladesh
Founded and ran an online gadget store — the e-commerce site and its UX, marketing, a small team and the supply chain — through the pandemic years.
Behance · Dribbble
Interfaces and brand identities for SaaS, fintech, B2B, e-commerce and mobile products — design systems, style guides and brand collateral. Featured designer on Behance.
Sylhet, Bangladesh
The engineering half of the practice — a frontend-aware approach to product design and developer handoff.