As the founding product designer at MentalHappy (Employee 0), I transformed a simple concept into a scalable product that now helps over 10k users navigate peer support therapy.

The platform allows health and wellness providers to lead engaging support groups, guide users to relevant resources and support groups, and gives administrators comprehensive insights into user activity.

David's web identity was intentionally crafted to stand out. The goal was to redesign his web portfolio and create some intentionally out of the ordinary, while still staying within the bounds of simplicity and nostalgia. I called the approach " 📒 Public Scrapbook" inspired by the description of his instagram page.

Given David's diverse creative talents, the website was designed to showcase his wide-ranging skills, ensuring that no matter how visitors were introduced to him, they could explore his work in a way that resonated with them.

The Grain team approached me to implement their newly designed visual style for the website. The objective was not merely to redesign the webpage but to enhance all existing elements with the new visual language. Additionally, we aimed to incorporate animations to create a distinctive presence in the market.

The Nex project aimed to develop the designed website in preparation for a new project launch. I built the website while also suggesting animation concepts based on the provided design elements.

After aligning with the team, we proceeded to refine key web elements to ensure consistency with the updated design style.

The objective of this project was to establish a distinct visual identity for the OutOfOffice product. We conducted several visual discovery sessions to pinpoint their unique positioning in the market.

Following this, I developed design iterations, creating elements that serve as visual metaphors for brand recognition.

I also built the website and collaborating with the team to extend this visual language throughout their community and other brand assets.

Collaborated with the SolarAI team to understand how their AI analyzes roof dimensions to generate estimates. I conducted competitive research to evaluate how similar products operate and identify ways to enhance the process.

After working closely with the team and iterating on various solutions, we refined a workflow that optimized efficiency. I then designed the UI and successfully handed it over to developers for implementation

The aim of this project was to give users easy access to their medical records from both payers and health providers. I worked closely with the dev team to dive into FHIR standards, ensuring a deep understanding of health record protocols and the best ways to visualize data within the mobile app.

Additional features included calculating claims, prescription and medication reminders, displaying emergency response information, and enabling users to securely share medical records with trusted contacts

Stories give wings to great ideas. My goal with the SympliFi team was to simplify how the product narrative was told, making it more accessible and impactful for users. After analyzing feedback from user interviews, I collaborated with the team to enhance storytelling on the website, improve its visual design, and build out the new site.

The updated aesthetics were also carried over to the mobile app. Following the success of the website revamp, I spearheaded a video marketing campaign and a testimonial series to further elevate SympliFi’s story and reach.

The whole idea was to create distinct web identities for various user personas, including a photographer, architect, fashion stylist, and product designer( almost like someone working at Teenage engieering). I aimed to sharpen my design approach to layout, color, and typography while exploring unconventional styles. This experience enhanced my ability to craft versatile designs that resonate with different user needs.

This exploratory project centers on the "Boxed Water" product, emphasizing sustainability and motivating customers to take action against ocean pollution and deforestation. The whole idea seeks to foster brand loyalty and enhance awareness of environmental stewardship, ultimately contributing to a more sustainable future.

This was an exploratory dive into web and Webflow animation, where I reimagined a fictional e-commerce bookstore.

The goal was to merge the dynamic world of 3D book interactions with flat, 2D static assets, creating a unique and engaging user experience. By experimenting with Webflow's animation capabilities,

I brought the bookstore to life, allowing users to interact with books in a visually captivating way while maintaining a clean, minimalist design aesthetic. This fusion of dimensionality helped illustrate how digital environments can feel tactile and immersive, even with simple assets.

I experimented with several design variations, exploring how the proportions and alignment principles of the grid could enhance visual harmony and flow across different layouts. This exercise helped me gain deeper insights into leveraging timeless design foundations in contemporary digital spaces.

Project “Rome” is an exploratory web documentary about one of the iconic monuments associated with the city of Rome, the Colosseum.

The goal of the project was to leverage Webflow’s powerful scrolling animation component & open-source WebGL interactions to simulate 2d / 3d animations that tell a detailed story of the amphitheatre.

...oh and the catch? I’ll be building it within a day 💀.

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This project involved building a UI design and prototype library of hero sections using the Figma and Framer X integration.

The goal was to experiment with various ideas for website landing pages by blending typography, buttons, navigation components, and patterns.

I researched common web design trends, crafted a style guide, and explored unique design principles. The project also served as my first hands-on experience with Framer X, allowing me to create and export interactive prototypes. Ultimately, I delivered a functional, animated hero section library while learning the integration between Figma and Framer X

The goal of this project was straightforward: to experiment with color combinations I hadn’t used before and create an unconventional grid layout while still adhering to UI principles like balance, typography, alignment, and contrast. I started by designing a layout using a 12-column, 8px grid system, tested various font styles for visual harmony, and then moved on to exploring color schemes and image themes to enhance the overall design.

With Lottie making waves in the UI design and animation space, I wanted to explore its potential further. I created a free animated icon pack, designed in Adobe Illustrator, animated in After Effects, and exported as Lottie files.

These icons were specifically crafted to enhance micro-interactions in apps, delivering smooth, engaging animations that elevate the user experience.

The goal of the project was to design and develop a comprehensive process that enables customers to access investment opportunities tailored to their financial capacity, while also providing a seamless experience for managing financial transactions through an improved app interface

[ Case study, Coming soon]

For this project, I collaborated with the advisable team, designed all the interfaces and interactions involved in communicating the product idea, and built the web project on Webflow.

The goal was to test a different approach to which clients interface with freelancers. The initial system was after clients are vetted and approved on the platform, an announcement is sent out for freelancers with the target skillset needed by the client to bid for the project.

It was working but wasn't a system that'll scale just because freelancers had to always pitch to different clients why they were a good fit for every new project that was available, which was a strain.

The goal was to design and test a new approach where the Advisable team helped freelancers write insightful case studies addressing a problem they encountered, their strategy, thought process,  how they came about a solution and the solution's respective fields.

This way, when clients are available, they review different solutions freelancers have worked on relating to their needs and then book calls with freelancers to show their interest in working with them.

This way, freelancers write fewer pitches and get to converse with clients who are interested and have the potential to convert. Also, clients find it easy to chat with freelancers with experience in the solution they are specifically looking for.

This project aimed to simplify the migration process, remove the limitations of traditional databases, and improve overall data management performance and scalability for companies.

I collaborated with the development team to fully understand the technology, then designed a seamless flow for the migration process. From there, I created user-friendly interfaces to guide the entire migration experience.

The objective was to harness data provided by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) to design and build a quick web app that enables Nigerians to track COVID-19 infection heatmaps, ultimately encouraging users to take necessary precautions in their movements.