Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide

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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

@sonde42202 Congratulations 💐

[Calcufast, Teacher to the GenZs 🏌️ @Calcufastofoou]

2. Focus on achieving more with less.
You have to apply the 80/20 principle to cramming here.

You can use AI to help you do topical breakdown of your curriculum and focus on the many few that moves the needle. You can mostly use intuition too base on past papers.

[Calcufast, Teacher to the GenZs 🏌️ @Calcufastofoou]

If you’re drowning in things to study for an exam and time is running out fast and you constantly feel behind no matter how hard you try.

Here’s a 7 step study plan to CRAM a semester work in less than a week.

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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

My mentor

[Calcufast, Teacher to the GenZs 🏌️ @Calcufastofoou]

@AskMichaelTaiwo @MtScholarships UNIQUE ID: 453324

My name is IDOWU SUNDAY SENAYON.
I studied Mathematics at both Bachelor's and master's levels from Olabisi Onabanjo University graduating with distinctions and top 1% of my class in both with 5 publications. Mathematics has led me to

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[Calcufast, Teacher to the GenZs 🏌️ @Calcufastofoou]

@AskMichaelTaiwo @MtScholarships UNIQUE ID: 453324

My name is IDOWU SUNDAY SENAYON.
I studied Mathematics at both Bachelor's and master's levels from Olabisi Onabanjo University graduating with distinctions and top 1% of my class in both with 5 publications. Mathematics has led me to

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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

@Calcufastofoou @AskMichaelTaiwo @MtScholarships Thou art my beloved Son, in whom thee I am well pleased saith the lord. Well deserved. Calcufast Teacher to the Genz. But can you gently say breakthrough? And all will be well IJN. One of your grateful mentees. 😆

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I grew up in a community where artisans were everywhere; tailors, carpenters, shoemakers, welders, painters. They were the people who kept life going.

I remember when my family once needed a

[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

@Davenewton001 Congratulation Sir 🤲

[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

Step 1. Empathize: In this initial stage, designers step into their user’s shoes and try to immerse themselves in their world—this helps them gain a deep understanding of their needs, pain points, and aspirations.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

There are five Steps in Design Thinking which are:
1. Empathize
2. Define
3. Ideate
4. Prototype
5. Test
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

Brands implement design systems to guide users. For example, on the IxDF homepage, all buttons are styled similarly to let the users know that clicking the button will lead to an action.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

8. PRAGNANZ: shows the importance of simplicity. It is no accident that interface elements across applications use simple shapes such as rectangles and circles instead of complex ones that are hard to recall or process.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

7. Common Fate: is the human tendency to perceive visual elements moving in the same direction. Visuals need not be moving to convey motion. Cues such as arrows and the rotation angle can indicate the direction in which the elements are perceived to move.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

User personas (Customer/Buyer personas) represent the real people who will interact with your product. While the personas themselves are hypothetical, the information should be based on actual data and user research.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

6. Multistability: When images are ambiguous and present two or more meaningful interpretations, we experience the sensation of switching between them. We cannot see the multiple versions simultaneously.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

We group closer-together elements, separating them from those farther apart. When you group elements in your design, users will see it as one distinct entity on the screen.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

4. Continuity and Continuation: The human eye continues to follow the paths, lines, and curves even if an obstacle hides it or its flow is "broken" by interlinking or bisecting visual elements.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

3. COMMON REGION: To apply this principle to your interfaces, group related objects together in a closed area to show they are separate from other groups.
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[Omoyeni Ayodele Olamide @GodOwn2810]

2. Closure: We fill the gaps between elements to perceive a complete image. You can use closure creatively to gain users' trust and admiration. Users will love it when they see pleasing "wholes" made from cleverly placed elements like line, dot, or shape.
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