Problem: Most social platforms encourage fast, shallow interactions, leaving little space for meaningful self-expression.

Solution: Designed Letters, a social app for long-form, AI-assisted posts written as personal letters. Each page becomes a curated collection of letters with photos, always addressed to someone and open to thoughtful replies in kind.

Result: A concept focused on slower, more intentional communication blending the depth of blogging with the relational tone of personal correspondence.

I did the Virtual Conference, a platform built to make attending and hosting online events simple and engaging. The website allows users to join sessions, explore speakers, and stay updated—all in one place.

I paid close attention to the details while building the site, ensuring smooth interactions and a responsive layout. I also added subtle animations to enhance the user experience, making the platform feel more dynamic, polished, and easy to use.

I led the redesign of Allan & Ogunkeye, a law firm rebranding to merge tradition with modern design. While legal brands often feel rigid or impersonal, this identity prioritizes warmth, clarity, and professional credibility.

I defined the visual language from color psychology to type, ensuring consistency throughout each pages. I also crafted a client-centric website that balances authority with approachability. The result is a brand that feels both timeless and intentionally accessible.

In 2024, I did the design of ShopEasy, an e-commerce platform focused on making online shopping more intuitive and personal. While many marketplaces feel cluttered and impersonal, ShopEasy prioritizes clarity, speed, and relevance.

I defined the end-to-end shopping flow—from discovery to checkout. I also designed a clean, mobile-first checkout experience that feels seamless and trustworthy. The result is a shopping platform that feels curated, efficient, and easy to use.