Hi, I'm aj., an awwward-winning interactive web designer currently doing cool stuff at PiggyVest, and building the Garage.

I led the design for PiggyVest’s Savings Report '23, a data-driven deep dive into Nigeria's financial habits. Working closely with the Content Team, I transformed the report into an engaging, interactive experience, using creative data visualizations and standout highlights to make the information accessible and fun. The report quickly gained traction, reaching over 105K views in the first 24 hours and trending on X. It also contributed to 10K+ new signups for PiggyVest’s newsletter, sparking important conversations about financial habits.

I was the sole designer for The Garage NG’s website, working closely with our developers and growth team to create a user-friendly platform that speaks to the next generation of remote work talent on Nigerian campuses. I introduced a 3D model of the co-working space, allowing users to take virtual tours and book spots seamlessly. The project was recognized on Lapa.ninja for its innovative approach, and the feedback from users has been overwhelmingly positive.

I redesigned Payday’s “Cards” page to match the energy of their vibrant marketing campaigns post-raise. This featured bold visuals, dynamic interactions, and playful copy to align with Payday’s Gen-Z tone. The redesign was a semi-viral hit, resonating with users and catching the attention of Payday’s founders.

I worked to design the website for WithChude, consolidating Chude Jideonwu’s diverse content—from interviews and podcasts to films and blog posts—into one seamless platform. Our challenge was to create a site that balanced rich features with simplicity, making it easy for Chude and his team to manage. The final result was a user-friendly, intuitive site that streamlined content management and improved the viewing experience across multiple media formats.

I designed Daniel Orubo’s portfolio site, thecontentnerd.com, showcasing his diverse career in media, tech, and his work with non-profits. We created a playful yet professional site that highlighted his experience while reflecting his vibrant personality, using interactive elements to enhance the user experience without overshadowing the content.

I worked on PiggyVest’s WAEC '23 report, turning users’ financial activity into a fun, graded performance summary. As part of the design team, we moved beyond a simple scroll, creating an interactive, story-driven experience within the app. We focused on making the report shareable, with custom meta images and dynamic landing pages for each user. While ensuring privacy by excluding actual figures, we delivered a playful and engaging way for users to reflect on their year, sparking a lot of buzz on social media.

I designed a website for DougthePugMeme, infusing Doug’s fun and bubbly personality. The direction followed a cartoonish, hand-drawn style, incorporating newspaper cutout elements to emphasize Doug's celebrity status. The result was a playful yet informative site that perfectly balanced engaging visuals with clear communication of the project's goals.

As the designer for Nyatwa’s website, I created a dynamic, app-like experience for Paychangu’s first consumer product in Malawi. Each section highlighted a key feature, with virtual cards taking center stage. The site’s playful, looping navigation kept users engaged, and its seamless flow mirrored the app's capabilities. The project gained recognition, being featured on platforms like Lapa Ninja, Landing Love, and Land-Book, further cementing its success as a fresh, engaging introduction to Nyatwa’s innovative financial services.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, I designed Uwazi, a blockchain platform enabling transparent donations to support Maasai Mara locals. To ensure accessibility, I integrated KYC verification with Metamap and adapted the platform for non-smartphone devices using USSD codes. My design made it possible for users to interact and withdraw funds even with poor internet access. The solution, which helped protect both the land and community livelihoods, won $20k at a hackathon, validating its impact.

The Jesus Project was a spontaneous idea where I visualized a modern portfolio for Jesus Christ in 2023. This fun experiment gained unexpected attention and sparked my passion for interactive design. It combined storytelling with a dynamic user experience, highlighting the power of creative web design to engage audiences.