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Design it, build it, launch it.
One person from the first wireframe to the live site — so nothing gets lost between the designer and the developer. Pick what you need, or bring me in for the whole thing.
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UI/UX design
Good design starts with how people move through a product, not how it looks. I map the journeys first, then design screens that are clear, on-brand and realistic to build — because I build too.
- Figma
- User flows
- Prototyping
- Design systems
What's included
- User flows and information architecture
- Wireframes for key screens
- High-fidelity UI in your brand
- Clickable prototypes to test and sign off
- Reusable components and a simple design system
- Developer-ready handoff
Good for
- New products and apps
- Redesigns of dated or confusing sites
- Teams with developers who need designs
See it in my work
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Custom web applications
When an off-the-shelf tool can't do what your business needs, I build the platform: a Next.js front end, a Laravel API, and the logic that ties your users, data and payments together.
- Next.js
- Laravel
- TypeScript
What's included
- Multiple user types and permissions
- Dashboards, listings and booking flows
- Card payments, including international cards
- REST APIs and third-party integrations
- Responsive, tested across browsers
Good for
- Startups building a first product
- Marketplaces and booking platforms
- Internal tools and portals
See it in my work
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E-commerce stores
Stores your team can run day to day: products you can manage yourself, checkout that works for your customers, and the payment and ordering options they already use.
- WooCommerce
- Stripe
- PayPal
What's included
- Product catalogue your team can manage
- Card payments with Stripe or PayPal
- Multi-currency pricing
- Customer accounts and order tracking
- WhatsApp ordering alongside checkout
Good for
- Retailers moving online
- Brands selling across countries
- Shops that take orders over WhatsApp
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Business & lead-generation sites
Websites built to bring in enquiries: clear pages for each service, structured for search engines, with forms and contact options where visitors make up their minds.
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Technical SEO
What's included
- Page structure planned around your services
- Technical SEO and schema markup
- Enquiry, quote and multi-step forms
- WordPress, Webflow or a custom build
- A site your team can update
Good for
- Service businesses and consultancies
- Real estate and property sales
- Personal brands
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Performance & optimisation
Already have a site? I make it faster, fix what's holding visitors back, and test changes on the live site so improvements are based on what actually works.
- Core Web Vitals
- CRO
- Support
What's included
- Core Web Vitals audit and fixes
- Conversion-rate experiments on live pages
- Accessibility and cross-browser checks
- Ongoing support and updates
Good for
- Slow or ageing websites
- Sites with traffic but few enquiries
- Teams without an in-house developer
How we'll work
Four steps, zero guesswork.
You always know what's happening, what's next, and what you'll have at the end of each step.
- 01
Scope
We agree what the site needs to do, who it's for, and a realistic timeline.
Brief & timeline
- 02
Design
Wireframes and high-fidelity screens you can click through and sign off.
Clickable prototype
- 03
Build
I build in the open with regular updates, so there are no surprises at launch.
Regular check-ins
- 04
Launch & handover
Performance, SEO and browser checks, then a site your team can run — with support.
Live site + walkthrough
Questions
Before we start.
Still deciding?
Talk it through with me.
Tell me what your business needs. I'll tell you honestly what I'd build, how long it takes and what it costs.
or email oliviaimmaculate1@gmail.com01What kind of projects do you take on?
Business websites, e-commerce stores and custom web applications — from a focused lead-generation site to a full platform with bookings, payments and multiple user types.
02Do you work with clients outside Nigeria?
Yes. I work with clients in Nigeria, the United Kingdom and the United States, and through agency work with businesses in Australia and Canada.
03WordPress or a custom build — which do I need?
It depends on who will run the site and what it has to do. WordPress and WooCommerce suit teams that want to manage content and products themselves; a custom Next.js build suits products with their own logic. I'll recommend one when we scope the project.
04Will my team be able to update the site?
That's the goal of every handover. You get a site your own team can run, with a walkthrough of how to manage it.
05Do you offer support after launch?
Yes — post-launch support is part of how I work, and I can also take on ongoing performance and conversion improvements.