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Micheal Odunlami's avatar
Micheal Odunlami
Abuja, Nigeria
Website Developer - Wordpress + Elementor
New to Contra
Website Developer - Wordpress + Elementor
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Sincerely Jules (Lifestyle Blog & Social Media Integration) The Challenge The client needed a chic, elegant lifestyle blog that could seamlessly bridge the gap between her website traffic and her active social media audience without looking cluttered. The Solution i provided Aesthetic Design: Developed a minimal, warm-toned layout using WordPress that instantly matches a high-end fashion and lifestyle brand identity. Visual Social Feed: Created a stylish, custom media grid under a prominent, clean call-to-action: "Follow @SINCERELYJULES". This lets visitors preview her Instagram content directly on the blog. The Results & Optimization Clean Layout: Kept fonts simple and sophisticated to let the imagery do the heavy lifting. Streamlined Footer: Grouped essential social icons right next to important pages (About, Policies, Contact), making it effortless for brands and followers to connect. Multi-Project Quick Navigation (For your portfolio) If you are putting these projects side-by-side on Contra or a personal portfolio, you can link them together like an interactive menu: Looking for High-End Real Estate? Check out the AR Homes Redesign Need E-Commerce Subscription Systems? See the Coffeebar Online Store Building a Corporate B2B Funnel? View the Steadywell Landing Page
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A great product deserves a great first impression.
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Should a brand’s website just look clean, or should it feel like a lifestyle? When I designed the web experience for Sincerely Jules (https://sincerelyjules.com/) using Figma and WordPress, I knew a rigid, corporate layout would be the wrong answer. Editorial lifestyle brands don't just sell products or content they sell moments, routines, and a specific aesthetic. Inspired by high-end print magazines and the art of romanticizing the everyday, I wanted the digital identity to feel fluid, intimate, and effortless. By blending elegant serif headings with delicate, hand-drawn script typography, the design invites users to slow down rather than speed through. That is what makes Editorial Minimalism so powerful. It moves away from generic, boxy web frameworks and leans heavily into curated whitespace, intentional typography, and asymmetric balance. It forces the layout to breathe, making the content feel premium and human. In an era of hyper-optimized, templated landing pages that all look the same, do you think this editorial approach is the key to building true brand intimacy online?
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Much Better Adventures (Travel & Booking Web Optimization) The Goal: Redesign and optimize a dynamic booking website for an eco-friendly adventure travel brand to make finding and booking outdoor trips effortless. What I Did: Created a highly engaging, modern layout using WordPress. I placed an exciting hero video background at the top fold and set up an organized, visual grid underneath so users can instantly browse trips by continent (like Europe, Asia, and Africa). The Optimization: Placed a bright green, high-contrast action button ("View All Adventures") right in the center to guide users into the booking funnel. Added an explicit trust bar at the top ("Excellent 5-star rating") to instantly ease booking hesitation. The Result: A clean, exciting, and highly functional travel platform built to boost user engagement and turn casual explorers into active trip bookers.
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Omolaja Deborah
Abuja, Nigeria
Executive Virtual Assistant|Behind-the-scenes growth đź’ą
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Here's a relaxed, low-strain 3-day Abuja itinerary, built with with a list but leaning toward the gentler, less physically demanding spots for Oldies who visited Nigeria and decided to look around before traveling back
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The CEO Time Problem Nobody Talks About Every CEO I've worked with has the same confession. Not in a boardroom. Not in a strategy session. Usually somewhere between a missed deadline and a rescheduled meeting, quietly, almost embarrassed: "I don't know where my time goes." And they're not wrong to be confused. Because on paper, they're working. Long hours, back-to-back calls, full inboxes, endless decisions. The calendar is packed. The effort is real. But the right work? The thinking, the vision, the conversations that actually move the company forward? That's getting squeezed into the margins, if it happens at all. Here's the truth about CEO time that nobody says out loud: The problem isn't discipline. It's delegation. Most founders are still doing work that someone else should own. Scheduling their own meetings. Sorting their own inbox. Chasing their own follow-ups. Answering emails that don't need their voice, just a response. Every one of those tasks costs about 10 minutes. But the real cost isn't the 10 minutes. It's the context switch. The mental reset. The momentum lost every time deep work gets interrupted by something administrative. Research suggests it takes over 20 minutes to fully return to a complex task after an interruption. Multiply that by the number of admin interruptions in a day, and you start to understand why so many CEOs feel busy but not productive. The fix isn't a new productivity app. It's a person, a trusted, proactive executive assistant who takes the administrative weight off completely. Not just someone who does what they're told, but someone who thinks ahead, anticipates needs, and protects your calendar like it's the company's most valuable asset. Because it is. When a CEO's time is protected, everything changes. Decisions get sharper. Energy goes further. The business moves faster. You didn't build a company to manage your own inbox. That's what I'm here for.
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VIRTUAL assistant in appointment setting and logistics coordinating for a client in the states.
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Thinking about launching a product or entering a new market? I help founders and small business owners make informed decisions with clear, actionable market research so you're not guessing, you're building on real data. I've conducted research that directly enabled a business launch, helping a founder validate demand, understand competitors, and price confidently before going to market.
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Emmanuel Mbama
Abuja, Nigeria
Transforming Ideas into Compelling Copy
Transforming Ideas into Compelling Copy
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Maintenance Tips for High-rise Residential Buildings
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10 Scariest things said by NASA Astronauts.
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The African Youth and Climate Change Challenges.
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Angel Solomon
Abuja, Nigeria
24/7 Versatile Freelancer Using AI Tech 🧠
24/7 Versatile Freelancer Using AI Tech 🧠
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Optimized Customer Service Solutions
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Social Media
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Customer Service
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