I design with curiosity, then obsess over the details.

Travelden is a Lagos-based flight booking and travel-deals platform built around a simple idea: travel shouldn't be a luxury reserved for a few. The homepage centers on a fast, familiar flight search (round trip, one-way, or multi-city, with fare comparison across routes), backed by real airline-distribution partners in Amadeus, IATA, and Sabre, with Paystack handling payment.

Beyond flights, Travelden bundles curated holiday packages through a dedicated holidays subdomain, and extras like visa guidance, airport protocols, and lounge access sit alongside the core booking flow. Hotel booking is marked "coming soon," rounding the platform out into a fuller travel companion rather than a single-purpose fare search.

Capsend is a CBN-licensed Money Transfer Operator offering compliant, instant, API-driven inbound transfers into Nigeria from over 85 countries. The redesign leaned into a bold, dark tech direction to signal a modern infrastructure product rather than a consumer remittance app, built for the businesses and platforms integrating Capsend's rails, not just the end sender.

The site pairs a confident dark UI with real-time exchange rate data across major corridors (EUR, USD, GBP, CAD into NGN), and lays out Capsend's core offering (API integration, bank pay-in and payout, a payment dashboard, fraud detection, and compliance monitoring) as clear, scannable building blocks for a technical buyer.

Trove gives people a way to invest in both domestic and US markets, buying and selling stock in companies like Apple, Alphabet, and Tesla alongside locally listed names. It's a diverse set of investment options built to support real strategy, not just casual dabbling.

Seltrx is a business management platform for service-based businesses, currently in active development under Andjello Creative Limited. It's built to give owners of salons, spas, and similar businesses one place to manage their catalog, staff, and money across multiple locations.

The most recent work has centered on the mobile product catalog (product detail and edit flows priced down to the kobo in Naira), alongside a full expense management module covering a Day View, Categorized & Analyzed breakdowns, Review & Dispute, Consolidation, Export, and Category Management.

The whole product runs on a signature design system: Ink Deep dark backgrounds, a monochromatic green palette, and a cream till-roll ledger motif with perforated edges, paired with Space Grotesk, IBM Plex Sans, and IBM Plex Mono. Every screen is stress-tested against the same mock business, Tunde's Salon, across three Lagos branches, so the data stays coherent from prototype to prototype.

Wyrr is a cross-border payment product built for people who want the finest exchange rates, swift and secure payments, and a process that feels good to use, whether they're sending money to loved ones or paying for goods and services abroad. Competitive exchange rates and minimal fees mean no hidden charges and no lengthy processing times, and real-time notifications keep every transfer trackable end to end.