Emmanuel Aizi
Award Winning Web Developer | UI/UX Design | Design Engineer
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Excited to share the launch of the new African Runways website! 🎉
It was a pleasure working with the team to bring their vision to life and create a website that's clean, user friendly, and truly reflects their brand.
A huge thank you to African Runways for trusting us with this project, and a big shoutout to our incredible team for making it all happen. It was a fantastic collaboration from start to finish.
Take a look and let me know what you think! 🚀
🔗 https://africanrunways.com/
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I’ve been working on something
Earlier this year, I started a design series called Order & Chaos. It was a series of experimental web layouts testing how far we could push minimalism
Over three months, I shared one design sample a day. Showcasing just how far we could push design, without it breaking
As I’m nearing the 100th sample (feels surreal), I figured these designs needed a place to stay
I could dump all of them on behance… to be fair, I did. But I decided to do better
Where better to house creative designs, than on a creative website
And so I built this banger of a website to house them
You can check it out here:
https://ordernchaos.aiziza.com/
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Worked with a few friends to build the waitlist page for AIKI
Checkout the website here: https://joinaiki.com
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I’ve always felt that love is less about softness and more about the balance of tension.
For the most recent Order & Chaos drop, I wanted to explore that through design rather than hearts and flowers. Because honestly? Great design and great relationships both require a mix of boundaries and total abandon.
I played with some heavy contrasts this time around—think precision alignment versus expressive scale, and sharp typography against grainy, intimate photos.
Order is the grid. Chaos is the kiss mid-laugh.
If you have too much order, the work feels dead. If you have too much chaos, it all collapses.
I'm curious for the founders and creatives following along: where is your brand sitting right now? Are you playing it too safe, or are things getting a little too scattered?
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