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Wisdom Olatunde

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So I designed this Statements & Exports screen with one goal: generate reports fast. Filter by type (campaign/member) Clear table: ID, subject, date range, format, status, generated on One primary action: Generate Statement Quick access: export PDF + overflow actions Design rule: reporting should be a 2-click task, not a workflow.

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So I designed this welcome screen with one goal: make the value obvious in 5 seconds. Clear headline: “Connect with real individuals.” Trust promise: no infinite scrolling, no ghosting, verified connections Two actions only: Create account (primary) + Login (secondary) Optional sign-in: Google / Apple (kept quiet) Design rule: if users don’t understand it fast, they won’t start.

Dating profiles should be skim friendly. So I designed this profile screen with one goal: help users decide fast. Big photo + compatibility badge (instant signal) Name, age, location, job (quick context) Short About (no long reading) Interest tags as conversation starters Gallery for vibe check Clear actions: Like or Pass Design rule: if it takes effort to understand, users won’t engage.

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So I designed this Members list with one goal, manage people fast. At-a-glance status: Active / Invited / Payment Due Actionable columns: Contact, Campaigns, Next Due, Current Cycle Speed tools: Search + filters Clean actions: overflow menu keeps the table calm Design rule: admin screens should feel like a task list, not data.

While working on a Loan Application project I designed this “Add Guarantors” screen with one goal: Make eligibility obvious and next steps effortless. 1) Search is built for speed Users can search by name or Member ID and there’s a tip right under it. Less friction, faster selection. 2) Selected guarantors are shown immediately No “where did my selection go?” moment. Everything is visible in one list. 3) Status is clear at a glance Each guarantor gets a label that answers the only question that matters: Eligible ✅ Pending 🟠 Not eligible ❌ 4) Explain the “why” (not just the error) “Not eligible” comes with a reason: Member has guaranteed 2 members already. This reduces back-and-forth and supports trust. 5) Built-in recovery actions If pending, users can Resend request. If wrong choice, they can Remove instantly. No dead ends.

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Most dashboards show data. But admins don’t want “only data”… They want clarity and control. So I designed this admin dashboard with one goal: Let a coordinator know what’s happening in 5 seconds and what to do next. 1) Start with the health metrics (top cards) At a glance, you can see: Active campaigns Total members Contribution rate Campaign completion Next payout due No digging. No guessing. 2) Make “Next payout” impossible to miss Because in rotation savings, payout timing is everything. It’s the most anxiety-triggering part of the systemso it gets priority. 3) Progress table = operations view The “Campaign Progress” table answers the admin’s daily questions: Which campaign is active? Who is late / missed? Who is the recipient? What’s the status?

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Most “post” screens feel like a form. And when it feels like a form… users won’t post. So I designed this Relationship Update / New Post flow with one goal: Make sharing a relationship milestone feel simple, safe, and intentional. 1) Clear structure: what you need, in the right order Tag partner Add a photo Write a short caption Select current status No guessing. No hunting. 2) “Required” labels reduce confusion Instead of letting users hit Post and get errors, the UI tells them upfront what’s needed. 3) Tag partner first = trust + context Relationship posts are sensitive. Tagging ensures it’s about the right person and reduces fake/ambiguous updates. 4) One photo slot, large and obvious The image isn’t an attachment it’s the centerpiece. And delete is right there for quick correction.

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While working on this project, I designed this Messaging experience with one goal: Make conversations feel safe, simple, and natural. 👇 1) Keep the chat layout familiar No fancy patterns. Just clean bubbles, clear spacing, and timestamps that don’t distract. 2) Presence is subtle (Online status) “Online” is visible, but not screaming for attention. It helps users understand response timing without pressure. 3) Media is part of the conversation Instead of sending photos as tiny thumbnails, the image preview feels intentional rounded, clean, and easy to recognize. 4) Full-screen preview without leaving the chat Tap image → focus mode preview. The background blurs, the photo becomes the hero, and users can close instantly. 5) One clear input action A simple message field + mic icon + send button.

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Most dating apps celebrate the swipe. But the real moment is what happens after the match. So I designed this Profile → Match experience with one goal: Turn “Matched” into “Start a conversation.” 1) Lead with the human, not the UI A large, warm photo sets the tone. No clutter. No distractions. Just the person. 2) Compatibility is visible, but not loud The 94% compatible badge is there for confidence, without hijacking the profile. 3) Quick context in one line Name, age, city, and job appear instantly. “Julian, 31 • Lagos • Fashion designer” That’s enough to decide if you want to read more. 4) About section is short on purpose People don’t read essays on mobile. So the bio is designed to be skimmable and emotion-led.