Gloria Ojo
Product designer crafting intuitive interfaces that converts
A client once asked me, How does your job correct these problems?
I smiled because for him to ask me that question, he already believed I could help.
He just needed to understand how and I wasn’t going to shy away from explaining that.
So I broke down…
📌 How a poorly structured user flow can make people abandon a product before completing a task.
📌 How unclear navigation makes users work harder than they should.
📌 How the right product decisions can make an experience easier for users and help the business achieve its goals.
His web app had these problems and as I explained them, he started seeing what I was seeing. And he was ready to move! 😎🔥
Most times, clients know something isn’t working, but they just can’t pinpoint what it is or how to fix it. That’s where I come in.
👉🏽👉🏽 PS- Here’s a peek at the website I just finished working on.
Access at sourcegpu.com (https://Sourcegpu.com)
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If you’ve ever worked on a dashboard as a founder or designer, you’ve probably made this mistake without realizing it.
Trying to make every feature visible because you want users to know it’s there.
Analytics here. Workflows there. Integrations, billing, team management, and other things fighting for attention.
But imagine someone opening that dashboard for the first time. All they want is to create their first project, yet they don’t even know where to start.
Most times I wonder if we design dashboards to help users or to show them everything we’ve worked so hard to build.
Someone using a product for the first time and someone who’s been using it for six months don’t necessarily need the same experience.
📍There’s a UX principle called progressive disclosure.
It’s about showing users what they need now and introducing complexity when it becomes relevant.
Not hiding features actually, but making the next action obvious.
A dashboard can show users everything your product can do and still leave them wondering what they’re supposed to do next. Think on these things….
Good morning Friends❤️
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PS: I am Gloria Ojo and I design solutions through digital products (apps and websites)
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Currently working on these app screenshot for a project.
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I am happy to announce that another project I worked on is completed 🥳🥳
In my previous post, I shared how a founder reached out to me on LinkedIn
And said “I am confident that you will do an amazing job” even before getting on a call with me
The company is GroCred. GroCred is a company based in the UK that helps Nigerians in the UK shop for groceries while building their credit score
From onboarding to homepage, prototype, checkouts, address, and reward features, i designed every screen with clarity, usability, and trust in mind.
I personally loved the fact that the founder trusted me so much to make great decisions for his users and it was a litttt experience 🔥
This project is a testament to what happens when deep problem-solving meets intentional design.
To the business owners and startup founders here: Whether it's a mobile app or a web platform, my focus is always on designing meaningful digital experiences that drive real value for businesses and their users.
Good morning friends, Did Chef G cook? 👩🍳
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