Designer. Maker. Observer.
Hello there. I'm Farah, a product designer studying Human-Computer Interaction at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, based in Munich/Weimar.
I design AI products and complex systems by paying attention to how people understand, hesitate, adapt and trust.
I also code, prototype and learn new tools for fun, usually before I have a practical reason to.
Live prototype
Select symptoms.
Let the AI suggest a diagnosis.
Open any result to see why.
Choose how patient data is shared.
The synthetic-data step lets hospitals improve the model without sharing an identifiable patient record.
Step 1 of 3
Review the vitals and select presenting symptoms. The AI will analyse the complete clinical picture.
Patient
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Selected work
AI-powered anti-counterfeit verification · Innovation Award 2025
Redesigned the verification experience for brands and consumers, making authentication easier to understand and trust.
Outcome
Enterprise SaaS for managing product authentication at scale
Redesigned the platform global brands use to create verification experiences, monitor scans and understand product activity across markets.
Outcome
AI learning platform for culturally informed education
Designed an AI-powered learning experience that transformed dense educational content into guided conversations.
Outcome
Mental health platform redesign
Redesigned a mental health platform to reduce cognitive load and make support easier to access without the interface getting in the way.
Outcome
Behind the interface
Most of my work begins somewhere between conversations, brainstorming, research boards, Figma explorations, prototypes and design systems.
The finished interface is usually the easiest part to show.
Current research · Live prototype
David turns my research on AI trust into something you can try. Ask a question, open the reasoning and see when the answer needs checking.
Choose a question to begin.
Research behind David
A study of how structure, tone and interface signals change whether people trust and verify AI answers.
Tinkering
Most of what I learn starts with curiosity rather than a project brief.
I prototype AI ideas, experiment with code, test unfamiliar tools and occasionally build things that may never become finished products. David and Triage both started that way.
I am also an author, an observer by habit and usually the person volunteering to present when nobody else wants to go first.
Things I keep returning to
Product design became the place where all of those interests finally met.
A few things made along the way
Books, interfaces, research, documentation and experiments.
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