Reimagining House Hunting in Nigeria

Finding a house in Nigeria can be stressful. High agent fees, fake listings, outdated property information, and a lack of transparency often make the rental process frustrating for tenants.

This concept explores how technology could simplify the experience by creating a direct connection between landlords and tenants.

The Challenge

Many renters spend weeks searching for apartments, paying multiple inspection fees, and dealing with listings that are no longer available. These challenges increase both the financial and emotional cost of finding a home.

My Approach

Rather than focusing only on the interface, I approached this as a product design challenge. I mapped user pain points, identified opportunities, and designed a mobile experience that prioritizes trust, transparency, and ease of use.

Key Features

Direct landlord-to-tenant property listings

Smart search with location and budget filters

Verified landlords and verified properties

Save searches and instant notifications

Property details with photos, videos, and amenities

Trust and safety features to reduce fraud

My Role

Product Strategy

UX Research

User Flow

Wireframing

UI Design

Interactive Prototype

This is a concept project created to demonstrate how thoughtful product design can address real-world problems through technology.