Websites and applications, built end to end.
Each one started with a business losing something to the way it worked before: orders taken by phone, fees tracked in a notebook, a patient who could not reach the right specialist. Open any project to read what it had to solve.
SchoolHub — School Admin App
A school's admin staff carry the term in their heads and on paper: who is enrolled, who was present, what each parent still owes. This is the SchoolHub admin app they use instead. Attendance is taken per class arm in one pass, assessments carry CA and exam weighting through to a printable report card, fees show billed against collected with every unsettled invoice named, and enrollment, guardians, staff and messaging sit in the same place. A school admin sees only their own school; a group switches between them from the same login.
Xpel POS
A beauty retailer running the till on a notebook cannot tell you what sold, what is about to run out, or whether the cash drawer balances at closing. Xpel POS is the app that runs the counter instead: sales rung up in a few taps, inventory and restock alerts tied to every sale, shifts opened and cashed up against counted cash, promotions and customer records, and transfers between shop and warehouse. Cash, transfer and card are each recorded and reconciled, an activity log covers who did what, and it installs to the device and keeps selling when the network drops.
onefitness
Most fitness sites sell a membership and leave the person to work out what to actually do on Monday. onefitness starts from the goal instead: a weekly plan built around the member's experience and the equipment they have, meal guidance with vegan, non-vegan and allergy-friendly options costed by calories, six training styles to pick from, and workshops and retreats bookable from the page. The first week is free in exchange for an email, so the visitor tries the programming before deciding on it.
SchoolHub
Most schools run on a spreadsheet per teacher, a fee book in the bursary and a WhatsApp group for everything else, so nobody can say what a pupil owes or scored without asking three people. SchoolHub is one system for the whole school: enrolment tied to a class arm and term, an attendance register built for a cheap phone on a bad network, CA and exam weighting that produces a printable report card, computer-based tests marked server-side, invoices paid through Paystack, Flutterwave, Remita or Stripe, and a pupil portal for results and fees. Groups run many schools on one database with row-level security, and every change lands in an audit log.
Deem Hospital
A patient choosing a hospital wants to know three things before they call: can I see the right specialist, will my HMO cover it, and how fast can I be seen. This site for a Lagos multi-specialty hospital answers all three on the way down the page: consultants listed by discipline with direct booking and no referral, the HMOs accepted shown in full, on-site diagnostics with results inside 24 hours, a 24/7 emergency line pinned to the header, and health guidance written by the consultants themselves so the hospital earns the visit before it asks for it.
Jhflogistics
Freight goes wrong in the handovers, so a shipper who uses one company for sea, another for customs and a third for the last mile spends the week chasing whoever had it last. This site for a Lagos freight company sells the opposite: one partner owning booking, customs, warehousing and final-mile delivery under a single tracked reference. Maritime, land and air services are laid out side by side, a quote form captures the lane and cargo detail needed to price it, real case studies carry the proof, and freight tracking sits in reach of every page.
Everything Food
A restaurant that only takes orders by phone loses the customer who wants to see the menu and the price before calling. Everything Food is the site for an Abuja kitchen serving jollof, suya, pepper soup and swallow: a filterable menu with naira prices and ratings up front, weekend deals, a clear order-it-in, eat-it-here or track-your-order path, table booking and a Friday-menu newsletter, so a hungry visitor goes from browsing to ordering without picking up the phone.
Ajusti
Most Nigerian fashion sellers live in Instagram DMs, so a buyer can't browse the range, check a price or trust the fit before paying. Ajusti is the storefront that fixes that for Ankara, adire, bags and shoes: shop-by-category browsing, clear naira pricing with sale markdowns, made-to-measure tailoring up front, real customer reviews, and checkout through Paystack, Flutterwave, bank transfer or pay on delivery, so a first-time buyer has every reason to order instead of asking.
Gateway Lodge Group
A hospitality brand with several properties usually ends up as one generic site and a shared inbox, so no guest can tell what makes any single property worth booking. Gateway Lodge Group needed the opposite: one group site for brand and cross-property discovery, plus a dedicated microsite for each property (Lakeside, Tamale, Nova Ridge) with its own gallery, facilities and direct-booking flow, so a guest lands on the exact property they're deciding on and can book it in a few clicks.
NexaConnect
Support inboxes drown in the same three questions: where is my order, how much is delivery, why was I charged twice. NexaConnect answers them instantly, and only from the company's published policies and the customer's real order record, so it never invents a refund promise the business has to honour. The team stops repeating itself and only handles the cases that actually need a human.
Finbolt
Nobody hands a stranger their business money because the copy says trust us. This product site for a payments platform earns it on the page: one clear promise up front (invoices, cards, transfers and payouts settled in minutes), proof right under it, and separate paths for start-ups, freelancers and enterprises so each visitor sees their own situation instead of a generic pitch, then signs up.
Vifug Lyrics
A product website for a live lyrics and Bible projection app built for churches. Designed to explain a feature-dense, technical product (offline-first, NDI, OBS, multi-language auto-follow) clearly enough for a media volunteer to trust it and download it.
Fastora
A brand and communications strategy agency website featuring positioning, case studies, and a clear service breakdown designed to make complex brand work easy to understand and trust.
Energy Conseil Global
A corporate website for an energy consultancy whose buyers are institutional. Built around a restrained, authoritative layout that puts credentials and service scope where a procurement reader looks first.
Rocabat
A website for a construction and building-services firm. The project showcase carries the credibility here, so the layout is built around image-led case entries with the services structured underneath.
BrandLift
A brand-building and marketing platform where I built the entire front end: marketing site, authenticated dashboard and the sign-up flow between them. The hard part was keeping one visual language across a bold marketing page and a dense product UI.
Xpel Beauty NG
An e-commerce storefront for a beauty brand, paired with the hub for its social campaigns. Product imagery does the selling, so the build prioritises fast image loading and a checkout path with nothing in the way.
Oasis Orchard Technologies
A marketing website for a VoIP reseller. The challenge was explaining a technical product to non-technical buyers, solved with plain-language tier comparisons and feature breakdowns instead of a spec dump.
Nego
An AI price-negotiation SaaS, landing page and product dashboard. People hesitate to let software negotiate on their behalf, so the interface shows its working: data in view, decisions legible, nothing hidden behind the model.
Deliva
A delivery and logistics web app interface. Designed for people working at speed, so order placement, management and tracking each resolve in as few steps as the data allows.
Vexpense
An expense-tracking dashboard. The design problem is density: charts and tables carrying real financial detail that still read at a glance on a first look.
DTC Nigeria
A corporate brand website with a content-led structure, built so the company's own material carries the credibility rather than decoration around it.
Zara Garden Hotel
A hospitality website with rooms, an image gallery and a booking-enquiry flow. Guests decide on photography, so the gallery leads and the enquiry form stays one tap away throughout.
iDocxx
A product landing page for a document-workflow tool, structured to answer what it does, who it is for and why it is different before the first scroll ends.
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