Things I've actually shipped.

Victorious Concept

A full production storefront for my sister's fashion brand, bags, shoes, clothing, and accessories, built on React and Supabase with real accounts, a real database, and real Naira checkout. Still being actively built out, feature by feature.

• Full shopping flow: catalog with category filters, cart, wishlist, and checkout with real Paystack payment.
• Customer accounts, order history, and order tracking, backed by a real Supabase database.
• An admin dashboard for managing the store, plus a "Source It" page for custom sourcing requests.

Teaching Portfolio

A quiet, editorial-feeling portfolio site for a specialist who works one to one with children with autism, Down syndrome, and developmental delays. The brief called for something calm and trustworthy, not flashy, since parents visiting need to feel reassured first.

• About, Approach, Work, Evidence, and Contact sections built around trust and credibility, not sales pressure.
• A gated "Private Portfolio" area, separate from the public case history.

First Experts Logistics Solutions

This one's my day job, in a way. The old site was a tired WordPress build, so I rebuilt it from scratch: modern, responsive, and fast. I handled everything from the layout to the deployment myself, on top of running the company's social media day to day.

• Service pages covering freight forwarding, customs clearance, air and sea cargo, and warehousing.
• Full migration off WordPress to a hand coded, fast loading responsive build.

ShelemJ Resources Ltd

A 14-page site for a Lagos food export company that's been around since 2013. The brief was black-and-gold luxury, so I built the whole architecture around that: service pages, product listings, all of it, carried consistently across every single page.

• 14 page site architecture spanning services, products, and company information.
• A consistent black and gold luxury identity, designed to feel established, not templated.

Boardly

A kanban style task board built and shipped as a real working productivity tool, not a demo, with a calendar view, gamified levels and streaks, an AI assistant baked in, and realtime multi board sync powered by Supabase so changes appear instantly on every device.

• Drag and drop kanban columns with a full calendar view for deadline planning.
• Levels, streaks, and an AI assistant that helps plan and prioritize tasks.
• Realtime multi board sync through Supabase, so your data is live across devices.
• Fixed iPhone specific bugs: input lag from un-debounced search, and a datepicker that broke out of its scrollable modal.

Pulse Analytics Dashboard

An e-commerce admin dashboard designed to look and feel like software a real store owner would rely on every single day, not a static mockup, with live-feeling data throughout.

• KPI summary cards and animated charts for at a glance performance tracking.
• Searchable, sortable best sellers table, plus dedicated views for orders, customers, discounts, and content.
• A command palette for fast, keyboard driven navigation across the whole dashboard.

Amani Community Trust

An eight page nonprofit site for a community organization working across education, health outreach, and economic empowerment programs in East Africa, built to turn visitors into donors and volunteers, not just inform them.

• Dedicated program pages, measurable impact reporting, and an ongoing news section.
• Clear donation and volunteer pathways designed around conversion, not just information.
• A right side sliding mobile menu, rebuilt after fixing a containing block bug that broke full screen navigation on phones.

Cheliv Compassionate Care Plus Inc.

Built during frontend training, 2025

A home healthcare provider needed a site that felt trustworthy and easy to navigate for people who might be stressed or in a hurry. It includes program listings and a working intake form so people can reach out directly.

• Disease management program listings, written to reassure, not overwhelm.
• A working request information form connecting visitors directly to the care team.