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Introducing Gona Hub, an AgriTech web platform concept designed to connect farmers, agricultural businesses, and other stakeholders through a more accessible and intuitive digital experience.
This video demo showcases the navigation, interactions, and overall user experience of the platform—from discovering agricultural resources and services to exploring opportunities within the ecosystem.
As a web designer, my focus was on creating an experience that feels simple, trustworthy, responsive, and relevant to the Nigerian agricultural landscape.
Gona Hub explores how thoughtful UX/UI design can help bridge the gap between agriculture and technology, making digital tools easier to discover, understand, and use.:
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A couple snaps from recent identity work with San Diego based In The City media group. Loved the chance to work on something special in the entertainment / media / music space, and so happy with how this all came together! More at https://www.feelfor.co/works/in-the-city <3
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