Most designers can't code, most devs can't design, I do both
I design brand identities, then build the sites that carry them
I build withHTML, CSS, JS, React, Supabase
If your brand needs to look premium and function like it then I'm your guy
DMs open for projects and collabs🤝
Autrans got its first international payment this week. Without Stripe...
I posted it on LinkedIn and the comments turned into a serious interrogation "How? Does Paystack take dollars? What if the rate moves?"
So I wrote the full breakdown 👇a thread...
taking 10 total beginners into a 6 week design + code mentorship. by the end you'll have built and launched your own website
💰₦50,000
📆starts sat oct 3
💻live online sessions
check the thread 🧵
If you want learn Ai, let me advise you:
Go and learn how to use AI build websites and apps.
Someone said he was paid ₦40,000,000 to build one app.
Thats where money is.
I don Dey learn am.
No be those small AI videos or image creation work. That one don cast.
I don’t hide updates.
Soon I go post that I earn ₦80,000,000 to build app too.
Cos most of them feel like they're doing you a favour
Mindset like;
"Why would I dash u my money for this?"
Then they proceed to find simpler and free options no matter the cost as far as it isn't money
Run Lighthouse before you ship anything, it's already built into Chrome DevTools It shows you performance, accessibility, and SEO issues you'd otherwise only find out about from a client complaint
Thinking of building an extension for this kind of thing to make it easier
And most of them are just following the majority 😭
They don't have a clear reason to be like that except if they're trying to justify their evil
But that said I've come across people who have reasonable situations to question "God" or be "atheist"
Doesn't mean they're justified
Software dev tip
Before touching code you don't understand, run git blame on that file first
Shows you who wrote it and which commit, so you can actually read the reasoning instead of guessing