Senior Arabic UI/UX Design

My software company is rolling out a series of products for Arabic-speaking users, and I need their interfaces shaped into clean, intuitive experiences. I already have detailed branding guidelines—colour system, typography, icon sets, and voice—and every screen you craft must sit comfortably inside that framework while supporting right-to-left reading.

You will take each feature brief from napkin sketch through to a developer-ready file, producing:

• Low-fidelity wireframes that chart user flows and core layouts
• Interactive prototypes in Figma (Sketch or Adobe XD are fine if that suits your workflow)
• Pixel-perfect desktop and mobile breakpoints with documented states, micro-interactions, and spacing tokens
• A tidy asset hand-off package and spec sheet for the engineering team

Acceptance criteria
1. All designs follow the supplied brand library without deviation.
2. Text, icons, and alignment read naturally in Arabic (full RTL support).
3. Colour contrast and type hierarchy meet accessibility best practices.

Whether the solution ends up as a website, a mobile app, or a complex dashboard, the same polish and usability are expected across the board. Show me examples of similar Arabic-friendly work and outline your typical design process, and we can set up milestones for wireframes, prototypes, and final visuals right away.