Graphic Designer in Egypt
I am Aya Elfeky, a Fine Arts graduate from Mansoura University who moved from teaching drawing into graphic design, and then into UI/UX. I work remotely and directly with founders, so there is no agency layer between you and the person actually drawing the screens.
- Mansoura, Egypt — working remotely
- Arabic and English, both designed natively
- Salla, Zid, Shopify, WordPress, OpenCart
Six things founders in Egypt ask me for
Most projects combine two or three of these. Tell me what you sell and I will scope the closest fit.
Brand identity and logos
A mark, a palette and a type system that hold together from a favicon to a shop sign — and that read properly in Arabic as well as Latin.
E-commerce storefronts
The whole purchase path — homepage, collection, product, cart and checkout — designed for the platform you actually sell on.
UI/UX design
Interfaces drawn around what people are genuinely trying to do, then made to look effortless once the structure is settled.
Product and packaging
Packaging that survives a shelf, a marketplace thumbnail and a delivery van without losing the brand.
Landing pages
One page, one promise, one thing to do next — for a campaign, an app or a single product.
Social media design
A feed that reads as one brand rather than thirty unrelated posts, with templates you can keep using.
What working with a designer in Egypt actually gets you
Not a price argument. These are the practical reasons founders in Cairo, Alexandria and across the Gulf end up working with me.
The same working day
Egypt shares its working hours with Saudi Arabia and the Gulf. Feedback comes back the same afternoon rather than the next morning.
Arabic as a first language, not a translation
Arabic RTL layouts are drawn first and the English version is built from them, so neither one ends up looking like a translation of the other.
You talk to the designer
No account manager, no brief passed down a chain. The person you message on WhatsApp is the person drawing the screens.
Designed to be published
Files are handed over structured for the platform, so what you approve is what can actually go live — not a picture a developer has to reinterpret.
The practical details
Every project is quoted after we talk. See how packages are put together.
Before we start
Where in Egypt are you based?
Do you only work with Egyptian clients?
Are you a graphic designer or a UI/UX designer?
Do you build the store as well as design it?
How much does it cost?
Where else I work
The same practice, framed for the market you are selling into.