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Ad Creatives for a Microfinance Bank - Credenza MFB.
I was able to create the last two designs after many iterations because, at one point, I could not think of a way forward with the concept I had in my head.
I initially thought of scrapping the entire design, but I did what I usually do when I hit a block - abandon ship and sleep. It usually (80%) works very well for me, because at the moment my head was clouded with ideas I could not put to canvas (or art board), and once again, the method helped me wrap up the work instead of my initial plan of wrapping it up.
For the UI - well, let's just say I tried my best. I got inspiration from the interfaces of Opay, Piggyvest's PocketApp, Grey, and VPay Merchant App, and quite frankly, I love the outlook (ignore the UX part because that is not my forte...for now).
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Another quick project ⚡️ but with a slightly different approach.
Worked closely with the marketing team on this one.
We were building a landing funnel, but instead of starting from the lead magnet, we started from the end.
First, we created the full course page to test if the offer would actually be interesting for the audience.
The page was used for ads, with a form to see if the program fits the user – and if the user fits the program.
Only after that, we built the checklist lead magnet funnel to bring cold traffic and warm it up before sending people to the course page.
Projects like this are always fun because it’s not just design – it’s real marketing logic, testing, and iteration 🚀
Building the course page first to validate the offer before creating the lead magnet is genuinely smart strategy. Most people do it backwards. This is design thinking meets conversion logic.
Ever watched a project spiral because of endless revisions, confused developers, and frustrated users? I have. Too many times.
That’s when I learned the power of prototyping.
A prototype isn’t just a fancy mockup it’s your early warning system:
Spot broken flows before they go live
Fix UX inconsistencies early
Reveal friction before your users feel it
Give developers absolute clarity no guessing, no back-and-forth
The result? Clients worldwide save time, money, and frustration. Products launch smoother, work better, and delight users from day one.
Static screens are safe… but clarity, confidence, and impact come from prototyping.
This is Next Level🔥
Some explorations I did for Topshelf. I love working on consumer brands, especially Fashion and Make Up 💅
Good Design!
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