Omar Alamrani.
Product Designer at Rocket Lawyer.
8 years of design. Based in Silicon Valley.
Currently, leading end-to-end design for Rocket Lawyer’s AI legal assistant, shaping the company’s AI vision, strategy, and user experience. Previously, Product Designer at Quedo. With 8 years of experience in interaction, prototyping, and designing AI products. I turn ideas into intuitive, impactful products, making technology feel effortless for people.

MY VISION
As a product designer, my vision is to revolutionize the way people interact with products through exceptional design. I focus on creating meaningful user experiences that make complex processes more accessible and enjoyable. I strive to ensure that all design decisions result from a human-centered process.

MY PROJECTS
Delivering Impactful Product Designs
City and County of San Francisco (CAP
Empowering the Community Ambassadors with an efficient mobile system for their daily tasks.
Research | User Experience | Prototyping


Bay Alarm Medical
A platform that provides real-time health condition notifications about seniors and enhances connections with their care circle.
User Interface | Usability Testing | Research
Design Explorations
A collection of my design explorations
User Interface | Interaction Design | Prototyping

Hi, I'm Omar
A dedicated, detail-oriented designer specializing in interaction, prototyping, and designing AI products.
Currently, I design products at Rocket Lawyer, a platform that provides legal services to individuals and small to medium-sized businesses. My work focuses on crafting intuitive user experiences that make complex legal processes more accessible and engaging. I also leverage data and A/B testing to enhance the customer journey on registration and checkout pages. Additionally, I lead design for Rocket Lawyer's AI product, Rocket Copilot, which helps entrepreneurs generate business names, design logos, simplify legal complexities, and connect with legal professionals when needed.
Most recently, I designed a healthcare digital experience that engaged patients and drove operational efficiency for health institutes. Based on data and research, I transferred the power of design into actions that saved patients a lot of frustration, confusion, and time when visiting a clinic or a pharmacy.
Why UX Design?
Transitioning from Architecture to UX Design was easier than I had imagined! It turned out that the UX way of thinking was always involved every step of the way while studying and working as an architect. Although I had to use some new tools, the underlying concepts of both fields were the same. From research to documentation to implementation.
However, I realized that continuing as an architect meant I would have little opportunity to engage directly with users. Engaging with the users and measuring their interactions with the product are essential for gauging product success. This method gives us the ability to improve the product before the final delivery. User Experience Design is something I can truly enjoy as a long-life career. I thrive in interaction design, visual design, and prototyping, especially when I am designing in the e-commerce, social media, branding, or transportation technology space, and am always looking for my next project!
Feel Free to Reach Out!
When I’m not designing products, you can find me capturing aerial footage with drones, horseback riding, hiking, or playing ping-pong. I love meeting new people to chat about the intersection of design and emerging technologies like AI, AR, and VR. Let’s connect on LinkedIn or chat via email at amrani88@gmail.com!

I was featured in
I was also an architect. Well, I still am.
I did some cool stuff when I was an Architectural Engineering student. From researching to drafting to final renderings, these projects shaped my understanding of the design world. I can’t count how many times my architectural background made me a versatile team player.
Get in Touch
Do not hesitate to contact me to discuss a possible project or learn more about my work.
San Jose, CA 95130


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