# Ajeemetry — Ajeem Abdul Wahid

> Ajeem Abdul Wahid — Product & UX Designer. Research-led product design for B2B and B2C products, including ZekiSales POS & ERP, the Velobotix SMS platform, and the LabSoluvia lab system. Open to remote work or relocation.

UX Designer at Aeturnum with prior UX/UI consulting at Virtusa & British Telecom. I lead research and product design end-to-end — from discovery and validation through to polished, usable flows that engineering can build with confidence.

- Role: Product Designer & UX Designer
- Experience: 10+ years
- Location: Sri Lanka · Remote or willing to relocate
- Availability: Open to Product/UX Designer roles · Remote or relocate
- Email: hello@ajeemetry.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajeemaw/
- Résumé (PDF): https://ajeemetry.com/resume.pdf

## Case studies

- [ZekiSales — AI-Powered SaaS POS & ERP](https://ajeemetry.com/case-studies/zekisales): A multi-tenant POS and ERP that lets retail, wholesale, and credit businesses run checkout, inventory, purchasing, and customer engagement from one system — designed around how cashiers and owners actually work, with a Telegram bot, an AI chatbot, and a support ticket system built into the experience.
- [Velobotix — SMS Gateway API & Portal Platform](https://ajeemetry.com/case-studies/velobotix): A multi-tenant SMS gateway where platform owners, resellers, and business customers each get a portal that fits their job — plus a public REST API for developers. One delivery and wallet model sits underneath both, so what the API returns matches what the portal shows.
- [LabSoluvia — Medical Laboratory Management Platform](https://ajeemetry.com/case-studies/labsoluvia): A multi-tenant laboratory information system for small and mid-sized diagnostic labs. It takes a lab from registering a patient to a report in their hands: orders and billing, sample labels, fast result entry with automatic flagging, optional pathologist verification and reports sent by SMS, plus the admin tools to run it without a developer.

## Writing

- [Research Before You Design: How to Avoid Solving the Wrong Problem](https://ajeemetry.com/blog/research-before-you-design-solutions): Speed is only an advantage when the problem is real. Here’s the lightweight research sequence I use before any design work starts.
- [Checkout Friction Under Time Pressure: Lessons from a POS](https://ajeemetry.com/blog/checkout-friction-under-time-pressure): Cashiers don’t browse — they run a rhythm. Here’s what watching them taught me about designing for speed.
- [What Hiring Managers Miss When Screening UX Designer Candidates](https://ajeemetry.com/blog/what-hiring-managers-miss-in-ux-candidates): Portfolios show screens. Strong designers are hired for judgment, evidence, and the ability to turn research into decisions.
- [How I Run a 5-Minute Heuristic Teardown That Teams Actually Forward](https://ajeemetry.com/blog/heuristic-teardown-in-five-minutes): Short, ranked, and filmed. No 40-slide deck. One experiment to run this week.

## Other pages

- [Home](https://ajeemetry.com/): who I am, impact, approach, recommendations, experience and quick answers
- [Vibe coding & SEO/AEO](https://ajeemetry.com/vibe-coding): products I build with AI-assisted coding, and my SEO, AEO and GEO work
- [Blog](https://ajeemetry.com/blog): notes on research and design

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