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Kelvin Jerome
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Expert Brand Designer focused on scalable identity systems.
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Brand and Visual Identity Design for Apex
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OFFSCRIPT Visual Identity Design
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HNG Learn Landing Page Design
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HireHubAi is an Ai-powered SaaS platform designed to help job seekers find jobs faster, smarter and with more confidence. It’s mission is simple: “create a seamless, intelligent experience that supports the user from their resume to the job interview”
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Samuel Orheria
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Brand Designer | Visual Identity & Logo Design
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Elias Ashcombe Brand Identity Design and website design
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Personal Brand Identity design for Margot Ashford
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Brand Identity System for Cara Maggard
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Brand Identity Design for IT Cyber Vets
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Precious Tom
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Experienced Fullstack Engineer 💡
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Designing DuckBook –– An Account SaaS Solution
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Design for Hauzit Project, a Real Estate Startup
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Refactoring a Codebase & Documenting Endpoints on Postman
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Ephraim Goodness
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Branding Expert || Multidisciplinary Designer
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Branding Expert || Multidisciplinary Designer
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Hello and welcome, new community friends👋🏽✨ I’m Ephraim Goodness, a brand and visual designer passionate about creating purposeful, strategic, and visually striking designs that help brands grow with confidence and clarity🎨💫 Excited to connect, learn, and build with you all✨ https://www.behance.net/ephraimgoodness #thenewcontra #casestudy #designer #branddesigner
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Missold Pension Claims Brand Identity Design
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Adrian April Consult Brand Identity
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Sixplots Brand Identity
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Frederick O-Afiari
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Graphic Designer & UI/UX Specialist | Brand Identity Motion
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Graphic Designer & UI/UX Specialist | Brand Identity Motion
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hello there my name is Afiari fred and i am a logo designer this are some of my works... i believe that while a log is not a brand it is the face of the brand and should be design with intent.
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I'm excited to share this logo concept for Casafind, an AI-powered real estate brand. The goal was to create an emblem that is instantly recognizable and rich with meaning. Let's break it down: → The House: The universal symbol for home and real estate. Designed to be simple, approachable, and solid. → The Star: This is the magic. Placed strategically at the pinnacle, it represents the AI—a smart guide that helps you find your shining, perfect home. The result is a mark that is balanced, memorable, and perfectly communicates a human-centric service powered by intelligent technology. Swipe to see the breakdown! 👉 Thoughts on this approach?
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Modern Furniture Hero Section Design for a fictional brand (INCA) Where comfort meets creativity, a sleek and modern hero section designed to capture the warmth and elegance of a furniture brand. This hero section design was crafted to highlight the balance between luxury and comfort in modern furniture branding. The layout emphasizes clean lines, warm tones, and minimal typography, creating a visual experience that feels both elegant and inviting. The goal was to make potential customers feel at home the moment they land on the page. Every element, from imagery to color palette, is chosen to reflect sophistication, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal. Looking to elevate your brand visuals or website? Let’s collaborate and bring your next project to life.
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New beginnings start with a smooth welcome 💫 Here’s how the CasaFind app greets new users — clean, calm, and intuitive. Because finding a home shouldn’t feel stressful. #CasaFind #UXDesign #RealEstateApp #FindYourHome #SmartLiving
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Charles Chibueze
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Brand Identity Designer for scaling startups
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REDEFINING AFRICAN LUXURY (AVEN Brand Case Study0
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GreenBasket brand identity for a grocery delivery service Most grocery delivery brands sell speed. GreenBasket sells trust. The category is crowded with the same promise; fast, fresh, convenient. So the strategic move wasn't to shout it louder. It was to anchor the brand somewhere competitors can't easily copy: the supply chain itself. GreenBasket sources directly from local farmers. That single fact does the work of three positioning statements, it explains the freshness, justifies the trust, and gives customers a reason to care beyond convenience. From there the identity followed the logic: simple, warm, and unfussy. A brand that feels like a dependable weekly habit rather than a one-off transaction. Vision: to become the everyday default for fresh grocery delivery. Mission: carefully sourced groceries delivered with speed and consistency connecting people to quality food while supporting the farmers behind it. Grocery shopping is a chore. The job of the brand was to make it feel like one less thing to think about.
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Sipzy Brand Identity: Freshness Through Restraint Sipzy began with a generic brief, a healthy fruit drink with no additives, but the branding was built around a more ownable truth: fruit picked at peak ripeness tastes better. That insight shaped every decision, from the calm ivory base and bold wordmark to the true-to-life fruit imagery and restrained color palette. We intentionally avoided the exaggerated cues common in juice packaging, creating a system that feels honest, fresh, and premium without trying too hard. :The result is a brand identity that makes real fruit the hero and gives Sipzy a clear, memorable position in a crowded category.
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Most logistics brands compete on speed, pricing, or coverage. But after researching the freight forwarding industry, I realized those aren't the biggest problems. The real problem is trust. Customers don't just want shipments delivered. They want visibility, proactive communication, and confidence that someone is accountable from pickup to delivery. That insight changed the entire direction of this concept project. Instead of designing another logistics brand, I built Bekon around one positioning idea: "Trust before the first shipment moves." Every branding decision, from the messaging to the visual identity, supports a simple promise: Every Move, Accounted For. The project explores how branding can solve business problems, not just create something visually appealing. Curious to hear from other designers and founders: If you were building a logistics company today, what would make you trust one brand over another?
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Franklin Ohaegbulam
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Frontend Software Engineer, Mobile App Developer iOS/Android
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Frontend Software Engineer, Mobile App Developer iOS/Android
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Telemarche | Tech Gadgets and Electronics Ecommerce Store
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Kutuku | Cross-Platform E-Commerce Mobile App Concept Built a modern cross-platform e-commerce mobile application with React Native and Expo, featuring seamless shopping, secure authentication, order tracking, and responsive user experiences for iOS and Android. Project Type: Mobile Application (iOS & Android) Product Concept Objective: Design and prototype a scalable, modern e-commerce application that simplifies product discovery, shopping, and order management while delivering a fast, intuitive mobile experience across Android and iOS. Overview Kutuku is a modern e-commerce mobile application designed to provide customers with a complete shopping experience from discovering products to securely placing orders and tracking deliveries in real time. The project explores the complete customer journey from onboarding and product discovery to cart management, checkout, and order tracking while focusing on responsive layouts, reusable components, accessibility, and scalable application architecture. This mobile app serves as a product engineering showcase, highlighting how I approach mobile application architecture, UI implementation, state management, navigation, and backend integration. The Concept Many mobile shopping apps become cluttered as new features are added, making navigation confusing and slowing down the shopping experience. Kutuku explores a cleaner, mobile-first approach that prioritizes: Simple product discovery Fast navigation Clear shopping flows Consistent visual hierarchy Scalable architecture Reusable design patterns The goal was to design an application that feels intuitive for customers while remaining maintainable for developers. The Challenge Building an e-commerce application goes beyond displaying products. Users expect fast navigation, personalized experiences, secure authentication, real-time updates, and a frictionless checkout process. The challenge was to design an architecture that could support multiple shopping flows including product discovery, store management, cart management, order tracking, and customer profiles while keeping the experience smooth, responsive, and easy to scale. The application also needed to support offline capabilities, secure local storage, responsive layouts for different mobile device sizes, and reusable components that simplify future feature development. The Solution I designed and developed a modular React Native application using Expo that combines modern UI patterns with scalable engineering practices. Rather than treating each screen as an isolated feature, I structured the application around reusable components, shared state management, and consistent navigation to ensure maintainability as the product grows. The application delivers a complete shopping experience while remaining flexible enough to integrate additional commerce features, payment gateways, and AI-powered recommendations in future releases. My Role As the sole mobile engineer, I was responsible for the application's architecture, frontend implementation, and user experience. My responsibilities included: Product architecture and feature planning Cross-platform mobile development with React Native and Expo UI implementation from Figma designs Component library development Navigation architecture with React Navigation Authentication flow implementation State management and reusable hooks Local data persistence using SQLite and Secure Store Supabase backend integration Map integration for order tracking Performance optimization Responsive layouts for phones and tablets Core Features Product Discovery Browse featured products, categories, recommendations, and collections through a clean shopping experience optimized for mobile users. Store Profiles Dedicated storefront pages allow customers to explore merchants, browse their products, and follow favorite stores. Search Experience Search products with recent searches, suggestions, filtering, and category organization to help customers quickly discover relevant items. Shopping Cart & Checkout Complete cart experience with quantity management, address selection, order summaries, and a streamlined checkout flow. Order Tracking Real-time delivery tracking with interactive maps, shipment status, and progress indicators to improve transparency after processing payment and purchase. Secure Authentication Account registration, login, verification, and profile management powered by secure authentication and protected application routes. Technical Highlights Cross-Platform Architecture Developed using React Native and Expo SDK 54, allowing a single codebase to power both Android and iOS applications while reducing maintenance costs. Modern Navigation Implemented scalable navigation using React Navigation 7, supporting nested navigators, authentication flows, and deep linking. Secure User Data Integrated Supabase, Expo Secure Store, and SQLite for secure authentication, local persistence, and offline-ready functionality. Interactive Maps Integrated React Native Maps to visualize delivery progress and improve the post-purchase customer experience. Reusable Component System Built reusable UI components and shared utilities to ensure design consistency, simplify maintenance, and accelerate future development. Performance Optimization Optimized rendering, navigation, asset loading, and local storage to deliver smooth interactions and responsive performance across a wide range of mobile devices. Outcome The project showcases best practices in mobile application development, including reusable component architecture, scalable navigation, secure authentication, offline-ready storage, responsive design, and clean code organization. Its modular foundation makes it easy to extend with additional capabilities such as payment processing, push notifications, wishlists, loyalty programs, AI-powered product recommendations, and live order updates.
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Development of Afrovest: A B2B Market Intelligence Platform
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GitSnap | Browser Extension
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Idaewor Abel
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Product Designer and Framer Developer for Start Ups.
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Product Designer and Framer Developer for Start Ups.
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Farmviti E-commerce Website Redesign
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EduDAO: Blockchain-Powered Educational Funding Platform
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Fintech SaaS Home Page Design for Raise Empire
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