ARCHIVE is a digital museum dedicated to documenting and celebrating Nigeria’s creative history across four disciplines: photography, music, fashion, and design.

The goal was to create an engaging digital experience that brings the country’s creative heritage to life, making it accessible, discoverable, and relevant to a new generation.

My Role: Product Designer & Framer Developer Services: Website Design, UI/UX Design, Framer Development Platform: Framer Project: ARCHIVE Digital Museum

The website needed to present four creative disciplines under one identity without making the experience feel like a conventional archive. I approached the design with an editorial direction, using typography, imagery and carefully structured layouts to give the content room to speak. The aim was to make exploring Nigeria’s creative history feel engaging and intuitive, allowing visitors to discover the people, work and stories that have shaped its creative landscape.

The visual experience was designed to balance the character of an Archive with the clarity of a modern website. Content presentation, image selection and layout work together to establish a sense of curation, while the overall design keeps the focus on the creative work itself. Rather than treating the website as a static collection of information, the approach was to create a digital space that encourages curiosity and makes cultural history easier to explore.

I translated the visual design into a functional website using Framer, bringing the layouts, typography and imagery together across the experience. Working directly in Framer allowed me to carry the design through to development, refining the implementation while maintaining the intended visual direction. The result is a digital home for ARCHIVE, built to celebrate Nigeria’s creative past and help a new generation connect with the stories behind it.

ARCHIVE now has a digital home for Nigeria’s creative history, bringing photography, music, fashion and design together in an experience built to make the country’s creative heritage more accessible to a new generation