Name: Yassir Hanzife

Location: Safi, Morocco

Occupation: Product Designer / Webflow Developer

Room size: 16,75 m² (180 ft²)

Cost of setup: ~$6,5K

Social media: Instagram, LinkedIn, X

Website: Yassir Hanzife

Hello! Tell us a bit about yourself

Hey there!

I’m Yassir Hanzife, a UX designer and Webflow developer with a lifelong love for graphic design that began when I first heard of the internet in 2008.

I started with Photoshop CC, explored gaming during my childhood, and drew inspiration from YouTubers like MKBHD when they were first starting out.

A person sits at a home workspace with an LG 38WN95C-W monitor, a laptop on a wooden stand, and a 2021 Apple 12.9-inch iPad Pro, surrounded by plants and illuminated by a warm lamp

From an early age, I was always drawn to how technology influences the way we experience the world, whether through the immersive storytelling of video games or the sleek, simple design of everyday apps.

My path to UX design wasn’t exactly traditional. I actually started off as an Airbnb host in 2014, which, funny enough, ended up playing a huge part in my career shift.

Hosting taught me just how important it is to create seamless, user-friendly experiences via the app.

A desk setup with an LG 38WN95C-W monitor lit by an Eye-Care Desk Lamp, a 2021 Apple 12.9-inch iPad Pro paired with a Keychron K3 keyboard, a Logitech MX Master 3S mouse, and surrounded by plants and warm ambient lighting

It opened my eyes to how much thought goes into designing environments, whether they’re physical spaces or digital ones, that feel inviting, intuitive, and easy to navigate.

My formal path into tech started with an IT degree, but what truly sparked my shift to UX design was discovering platforms like Pinterest and Airbnb.

These platforms showcased the power of visual aesthetics and intuitive design in creating smooth, engaging user journeys.

A snake plant in a wooden geometric planter placed on a fringed rug beside a wooden chair

I found myself obsessively analysing interfaces, questioning why certain elements worked while others didn’t, and envisioning how I could improve them.

That fascination eventually led me to pursue UX design professionally.

Today, I craft user-centred designs, mostly for SaaS apps, mobile apps, Webflow development, and XR projects — bringing these designs to life.

I freelance, which gives me the flexibility to explore different industries, from e-commerce to SaaS platforms, and even AR/XR projects with a former AI start-up — always ensuring the user experience is as refined as possible.

A close-up of a Logitech MX Master 3S mouse on a felt desk mat, with a grey glass candle, a small cactus in a wooden pot, and a white insulated bottle in the background

I also focus on creating content that helps teach others about UX design and emerging technologies.

Feel free to check out some of my work or connect with me on LinkedIn, my YouTube channel, or my website, where I share design insights, case studies, portfolio pieces, and vlogs about tech and lifestyle!

Take us through your setup

My workspace is designed to blend functionality, comfort, and a touch of personal style.

At the centre is my Anda Seat ergonomic chair, which is perfect for long work sessions.

A grey Anda Seat Phantom 3 chair positioned next to a wooden desk setup with a monitor, tablet, and keyboard, with a snake plant in a wooden planter on a patterned rug below

The main display is a widescreen monitor from LG, with my iPad M1 Pro 12.9″ positioned just below it, serving as a secondary screen for seamless multitasking.

An iPad displaying the time 23:41 rests on a desk setup with a Keychron K3 keyboard and a small wooden planter holding a succulent, with a candle and a monitor in the background

What makes the space truly unique is the custom wooden wall panel and laptop stand that my dad and I crafted together, adding a personal touch.