Progress Fisayo
Mobile & Web Application UIUX Designer | Figma iIllustrator
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What if your website could make people feel like they’re already missing out?
A few months ago, I worked on a landing page for Wavy Travels, and the brief was simple:
“Make people want to book their next adventure with us.”
So I leaned into one of the oldest tricks in the book: FOMO.
Instead of using images just to make the page look good, I used photos from previous trips to show visitors what they could have experienced and what they could be missing if they sit out the next one.
Because for a travel brand, the right image doesn't just show a destination.
It sells the experience.
Every visual on a conversion-focused website should have a job.
And when the goal is bookings, sometimes showing people what they’re missing is more powerful than telling them what they’ll get.
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Your website has a few seconds to make an impression. Make them count.
Recently designed a landing page for a photography studio with one simple goal: let the work speak for itself.
The page gives both new and returning customers a quick way to explore the studio’s past work and book a shoot.
I intentionally went with a playful, creative layout while keeping the photography at the center of the experience because for a photography studio, the pictures should do most of the talking.
Less explaining. More showing. 📸✨
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The final few screens from the Zestza Grocery App. 🛒
Once an order is placed, users shouldn't be left wondering, “Where is my order?
On Zestza, I designed the delivery progress flow to keep users informed at every stage from order confirmation to preparation, dispatch, and delivery.
Every step is clearly communicated so users always know what’s happening with their order and what to expect next.
The full Zestza case study is now live on Behance. Take a look and let me know what you think , https://www.behance.net/gallery/249806057/Zestza-Grocery-Delivery-Mobile-App-UIUX-Case-Study
I'm also currently open to full-time Product Design roles, contract opportunities, and freelance projects. If you're building something great, let's talk. 🚀
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Market shopping is rarely “I’ll just buy these things.”
You start with 5 items, remember 3 more halfway through, change the quantity of two, and somehow end up adding something completely unrelated.
So while designing Zestza, I wanted the shopping experience to be just as flexible.
The Basket lets users easily increase or reduce quantities, add new items, or even drop an entire pre-made list into their current basket.
And it doesn't stop there.
Users can choose their preferred delivery timeframe and other options, giving them more control over how and when their groceries arrive.
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