I’m Nigerian and I live in Lagos, Nigeria.
I’ve always been interested in art and design and have been drawing since I was about 4 or 5. When I went to Uni, I majored in Computer Science and discovered Product Design in my second year. It felt like the perfect amalgamation of my interests and skills so I decided that was what I wanted to do with my career.
I chose the Accessibility bootcamp because it’s not something that considered for a lot of products on this side of the world. There are also few mandates from the Government to implement accessible solutions, and where there are, there’s very little enforcement. I wanted to learn how to create more accessible products so that fewer people feel excluded.
It is a no pressure learning environment and it feels like the content provided and the instructors are crafted to create the best possible understanding of what’s being taught.
Getting to use Figjam in a different and more engaging way.
Applying what I learn in way that is practical but still very creative and satisfies usability standards and aesthetics as well.
I usually take my classes in the evening after work. I sit at my desk with my bottle and have a great time with my classmates virtually.
Pomodoro app (for helping my focus during work),
Figma,
Procreate,
Notion,
Google Drive,
Mobbin,
Pinterest,
Behance
Pinterest!
I’ve got lots of playlists, but my current fave
