Ayomide Fadipe
Software exists so people can get something done, not to be studied or figured out. If someone has to think about how to use an interface rather than what they're using it for, the design has failed.

This is exactly why minimal, clear interfaces get understood and used faster than cluttered ones. I chase that down to the smallest detail: spacing, copy, interactions, timing, whatever it takes to remove friction.

My heart beats engineering. I care about how something is built as much as how it looks. A beautiful interface on shaky engineering is still a broken product.

My friends and I are working on
Zill, a campus e-commerce infrastructure, and I'm building Luna, a privacy first period tracking app.

I've also taken on independent projects like
Rowbo, a web-building service for small businesses, and web3 work including Xeno and Canvas.

For the projects featured here, I'm sharing more than final screens, You’ll see the UX research, the engineering decisions, and the thinking behind each one.

Outside of design and engineering, I'm into marketing. I love architecture, I support Arsenal (UCL coming soon btw), I don't miss an F1 race weekend, and I listen to music a lot.

You can find me on
X, or reach me via email.
Writings
‘my mind.’ That’s the account bio, and it’s accurate. Mostly engineering and interfaces, occasionally whatever else is taking up space that week.
Open to full-time/part-time remote roles. Reach out.
9:35am in Lagos, Nigeria