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I’m Ayomide, a Product Designer with 4+ years of experience designing web and mobile applications across SaaS, AI, fintech, and consumer products. I also work as a Video Editor, creating product demo videos, app walkthroughs, and marketing visuals.
I help teams turn complex ideas into clear, intuitive user experiences through thoughtful UX research, interface design, and product storytelling. My work focuses on clarity, usability, and designs that support business goals.
This year, I’m setting new goals, putting my work out there more, and connecting with other creatives and yes, clients too. Excited to officially be here on Contra and start this journey.
Outside of work, I’m a proud cat and dog parent who enjoys exploring new restaurants, swimming, and K-dramas.
Forest green and mustard with the two bakers in flat illustration is a warm, confident pairing, and the cards read clearly. Contrarian take: the illustrated pair is the strongest asset here, stronger than the wordmark. If I owned BakedWell, I would put those two on the bag and the window and let the logo go smaller.
Meet Inner Bloom — a hypnosis app concept designed to help people sleep better, reduce stress, and feel more confident.
For this project, I explored a softer visual direction with dreamy pink and lilac tones, frosted glass, and floral imagery to create a calming experience that feels warm and personal.
The motion blur on the figures gives the orange-to-blue gradient a reason to be there, and the small star mark stays readable on both the cheek and the shirt. Did the star come first as a standalone mark, or did it grow out of the photography direction?