Coach and player experiences share one system while exposing different decisions.
SquadTactics Pro
Matchday control, without the chaos.
A bilingual football operations platform that connects coaches and players across lineups, fixtures, contracts, training, live match events, and post-match reporting.
My roleEnd-to-end product design and mobile engineering
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Match intelligence
The system behind matchday.
Audience
Coaches, players, and football staff working before, during, and after a match.
Delivered scope
Mobile product strategy, bilingual UX, Flutter architecture, Firebase data, and live-match workflows.
Defining constraint
Match actions must stay fast and recoverable even when connectivity or attention is limited.
Six tactical structures drive the same reusable lineup engine.
A full starting XI can be assigned, swapped, and validated before kickoff.
Verified evidence · These figures describe implemented product scope, not estimated business uplift.
Read the chaos before kickoff.
Football teams jump between chats, spreadsheets, and memory. The product needed to keep sensitive match decisions quick while giving every role only what it needs.
Owning the full touchline system.
End-to-end product design and mobile engineering
03 / Game plan
Tactical calls that shaped the product.
- 01
Separated coach and player journeys without splitting the visual language.
- 02
Designed the lineup builder around fast formation changes and safe player swaps.
- 03
Added a confirmation layer before match data becomes permanent.
- 04
Built responsive light, dark, English, and Arabic experiences from one system.
System architecture
One match, three connected operating layers.
The design system follows football operations instead of treating every feature as a separate screen.
Prepare
Fixtures, availability, roster status, contracts, and lineup selection establish match context.
Operate
Periods, goals, substitutions, added time, and player minutes remain usable under pressure.
Remember
The confirmed report turns live events into player history and team records.
04 / Match plan · SDLC
Four phases. One coordinated XI.
Map the team
Defined coach, player, matchday, and ownership responsibilities before shaping screens.
Model the match
Connected fixtures, lineups, live events, contracts, and reports as one product system.
Build the rhythm
Created reusable Flutter flows with fast feedback and a consistent tactical language.
Test the edges
Pressure-tested swaps, permissions, confirmations, localization, and real-device behavior.
05 / Full time
A coherent working product spanning pre-match planning, live operations, team communication, and player records rather than a collection of disconnected screens.
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