Adesina Toromade
Building AI systems, Web3 products & digital experiences.
Working on something a little different lately, focusing on scale and depth. How does this visual feel to you? Drop your thoughts below!
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Most Nigerian students prepare for JAMB and Post-UTME with random PDFs and no clear path after the exam. I built Propeida to fix that. It is a full web application with timed mock exams, verified questions, student progress tracking, dual dashboards, and Paystack integration for optional upgrades. Over 250 students now use it regularly to practice and explore real career options connected to their courses. The platform feels light on data, works smoothly on any phone, and finally connects exam preparation to what comes next.
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Most Nigerian students prepare for JAMB and Post-UTME with scattered PDFs, random past questions, and zero clear idea of what comes after the exam. I built Propeida to change that.The challenge was bigger than just another practice app. Students needed a full platform that felt reliable on low data, worked perfectly on any phone, and connected exam practice to real career paths. At the same time, I had to create a proper admin dashboard, student tracking, payment flow with Paystack, and a system that could grow past 250 active users without breaking. I designed and built the entire web application from the ground up. Students get timed mock exams with verified questions, honest scoring, and progress tracking across subjects. On the other side, a clean dashboard lets admins manage questions, users, and results. Paystack integration handles optional Pro upgrades smoothly, while the explore section shows careers, universities, and the real Nigerian job market connected to each course. The platform now serves over 250 students who use it regularly to practise and plan their next steps. It feels light, focused, and built for the exact problems Nigerian students face, from the first practice question to the moment they start thinking about life after the exam. Building Propeida showed me how powerful a well-designed full-stack product can be when it solves a real, everyday struggle instead of just adding more features.
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Most catering websites feel cold and forgettable, the kind of pages you open, scroll once, and leave without ever contacting the business. I wanted Buzz Kitchen to be different: a site that makes people stop, feel the care behind the food, and believe that their next event could actually be special. This young South African company offers both full-service catering and equipment hire, yet many visitors arrive unsure which service they need. The website had to show both options clearly while still creating one warm, trustworthy feeling from the first second. I opened with a rich hero filled with beautiful food photography and a simple promise: making every occasion unforgettable. Two clear buttons sit side by side so people can choose catering or equipment hire without confusion. Below them I designed two strong service cards[ deep green for full catering and warm terracotta for equipment] that explain exactly what each service includes. The equipment section displays real items with clean photos and easy “Enquire to Hire” buttons. The Past Events gallery then proves the quality with real photos from boardrooms, outdoor celebrations, and formal dinners. A short story section at the bottom tells how the business began in 2024 and built trust, especially with government clients. The finished site feels calm, professional, and human. It turns a simple enquiry into a confident first step, helping clients feel they are already in good hands before they even send a message.
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