(01) Product Designer — Portfolio 2026

Designing meaningful digital experiences.

Human-centered design informed by psychology and cognitive science.

See selected work About me
Fig. 01 — Closure There's no triangle here. Your mind draws one anyway — that's the kind of perception I design for.

(02) — Case studies

Selected work

Three projects, three kinds of problems — each one starting with a person, not a screen.

01 — Family Memory Archive

Tellings

A private, intimate space where families keep their stories alive — photos, voices, written memories and the small everyday details that make a person who they are.

  • Mobile app
  • UX research
  • Emotional design
02 — Game UX Concept

Gaming Experience

A game UX concept built around player psychology — keeping challenge and skill in balance so play stays in the flow zone.

  • Game UX
  • Concept
  • Player psychology
03 — UX/UI Redesign

App Redesign

Rethinking an everyday app: less friction, a clear visual hierarchy, and one obvious next step on every screen.

  • UX/UI
  • Redesign
  • Usability

(03) — About

I design where psychology meets the screen.

I'm Bar Zamir — an aspiring product designer and a Psychology & Cognitive Science student. I trained in graphic and UI/UX design at HackerU, and I bring real-world experience leading teams and keeping complex operations running smoothly.

That mix shapes how I work: I start with research, design with intent, and can explain why every element sits where it does.

[ Your portrait ]

Toolkit

  • Figma
  • Adobe XD
  • Photoshop
  • Illustrator
  • After Effects
  • InDesign
  • 01

    Research before pixels

    I start with people's real needs, habits and pain points — the screens come after.

  • 02

    Psychology as a material

    Attention, memory and emotion shape every decision I make on the screen.

  • 03

    Every element earns its place

    If I can't explain why something is there, it doesn't stay.

(04) — Contact

Let's close the gap.

Between what people need and what products do. I'm open to product design roles, collaborations and good conversations.

Say hello [your email]
Fig. 02 — Closure, completed