Gahez? turns “What should we do?” into a real plan: from finding an event to booking, preparing, and showing up with a QR ticket.
Explore the app View the workGahez? is a mobile event management and ticket-booking platform for users in Egypt. Users explore events, view full details, choose tickets or seats, book, and receive a digital QR ticket, then manage bookings and stay updated through reminders.
Product Designer: UX/UI, research, interaction design
Product, UI/UX and graphic designer
Figma, FigJam, Notion
Case study and prototype
Users discover events, compare options, coordinate with friends, choose tickets, manage bookings, and prepare across disconnected moments. The problem isn't ticket purchasing. It's the effort required to turn “I want to go out” into “I'm ready to go.”
I researched the complete event journey, not just booking: how people discover things to do, what influences decisions, how group preferences shape plans, and how they react when plans change.
Desk research, competitive analysis, interviews, survey
Exploring user behaviors, motivations, and pain points
Collecting insights into event discovery and booking habits
Planning, data collection, and insight synthesis.
Drag the handle to compare the app in both themes, or flip the switch and the whole site follows.
The app, the website and the organizer dashboard share one visual language. Switch between them.
The web home of the product: a landing page, event browsing, and booking, built on the same violet, gold and tangerine system as the app. Scroll inside the screen to explore the full page.
Where organizers run events: sales at a glance, event management, and attendee check-in. Switch screens to see each view.
The Gahez? mark, wordmarks and app icon. Switch the background to see how the logo adapts, then download the mark as SVG.
Violet drives action. Gold marks milestones. Tangerine nudges. Tap a swatch to copy its hex.
Headings, UI, body
Prices, readiness, countdowns
Ticket IDs, seat codes
Arabic-ready type scale
Positioning, prioritization, differentiators
Discover and Book, Build My Weekend, Plan It Together, Event Day
Seat selection, Change Impact, empty and error states
Moodboard, tokens, component states
Tokens Studio import, dark and light modes
“Great product design doesn't just help people discover possibilities. It helps them turn those possibilities into action.”