Hi, I am Bukola, a web3 UX/UI Designer with experience working with various startups, shaping interface and experience design for web3 users🚀.
I am open to collaborations and job opportunities.
See some commendations out of the many received in the past few weeks🤭😍🥰😎
I built AURA – Weather Synthesizer 🌦️🎵
Type any city. AURA turns real-time weather data into living music and art. Temperature, humidity, wind, clouds, rain – all become flowing visuals + ambient soundscapes that change with every forecast.
❄️ -5°C in Reykjavík? Deep blues +
low drones. ☀️ 35°C in Cairo? Warm oranges + high melodies. 🌧️ Rain in Tokyo? Falling lines + soft percussion.
Every city sings its own song. No two visits sound the same.
Built entirely with Figma Make. Live demo 👇
🔗 https://t.co/Taep8KC7mi
#FigmaMakeathon#GenerativeArt
A young founder called me the other week with what she thought was a dilemma.
Someone had offered to invest in her company.
Good terms. No strings. She could say yes today and have the money in her account by next week.
So what's the problem? The thing is, she wasn't sure she needed it yet.
She and her co-founder were still figuring things out.....testing channels, refining the product, finding their footing.
They had runway. They were making progress. And taking outside money felt like it would change something fundamental about how they operated.
She was right to hesitate. But probably not for the reasons she thought.
And most founders get this wrong about fundraising....they think it's a yes-or-no question.
Do I need capital right now? That's the wrong frame.
The real question is this: What does taking this money commit me to?
Because money isn't neutral. It comes with expectations—spoken and unspoken. It creates a burn rate. It invites opinions. It shifts your timeline from "whenever we figure this out" to "we need to show progress by the next board meeting."
Even a SAFE has gravity.
So remember, once you take the money, you can't un-take it. You've set a clock ticking.
You've given up equity that you'll never get back. You've brought someone into your journey who will be there—for better or worse—until an exit.
So before you say yes, you need to know what you're really saying yes to.
You have no idea what amazing things you'll discover about yourself if you give yourself permission to be a beginner. You get to uncover your hidden talents and embrace new experiences without fear of failure or judgment.
I'm editing this lady's design, and I'm very angry. Nice-looking UI, but zero UX, inconsistent fonts, spacing, no style guide or design system despite the many popular ones. Her design is literally testing my lovewalk 🤧😂😂.
I'm here asking myself, is this how another designer feels when they see my work too.....definitely not😂😂😂.
I will maybe just go and find something to eat first and continue with this mental and emotional torture later. Send me lots of hugs🤧😕
If she's a newbie, I wouldn't have given much thought to it, but she seems to be someone who has been in the game for a while. At first, I thought it was one mindless AI design. Her design is strangulating my motivation. Now let's jump on a call, mama is playing Temple Run
What happens when your bank account gets frozen for supporting a peaceful protest?
https://t.co/UtJJm8nMju CEO Corbin Fraser shares his story from Canada 🇨🇦and how ZK tech and privacy coins like @zano_project + @freedomdollar5 could protect basic freedoms.
📺@maplesyrupsuckr👇
Starting the day with the song "Coat of Many Colors" by the legendary Dolly Parton. I can't help but be grateful for life in all its golden hues. I'm thankful for life, for love, and for eyes to see its beauty and to feel the thrill of it all.
Funny enough, my mum sings more than my dad. I picked up the habit of singing while doing chores from her. She would always sing while sweeping. While on campus, whenever I start singing in the morning, Tumi (Kumuyi, as he's called) would say, 'O'Books is cooking again' 😂😊😂