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[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

@trovefinance First there is the issue of processing sell orders at a price lower than the actual market price, as if that wasn’t enough.

I’m joining you on Bamboo too.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

@trovefinance Day two of complaining about a withdrawal that is yet to be credited, having received absolutely no response on day one.

I initiated a withdrawal last Wednesday, the 10th of June, 2026.

Today is Tuesday 16th June 2026. l am yet to receive the value in my bank. Look into this.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

@trovefinance Day two of complaining about a withdrawal that is yet to be credited, having received absolutely no response on day one.

I initiated a withdrawal last Wednesday, the 10th of June, 2026.

Today is Tuesday 16th June 2026. l am yet to receive the value in my bank. Look into this.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

@trovefinance Day two of complaining about a withdrawal that is yet to be credited, having received absolutely no response on day one.

I initiated a withdrawal last Wednesday, the 10th of June, 2026.

Today is Tuesday 16th June 2026. l am yet to receive the value in my bank. Look into this.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

For business owners:

If users need to “figure out” your product… you’re losing them.

People don’t want to think too much. They want to move forward fast and easy.

#ConversionRateOptimisation

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

“Simple” Interfaces Are Hard to Build.

We all love simple products.
Clean screens.
Clear actions.
No confusion.
What most people don't know is;

Simple is actually hard to build.

Behind every “easy to use” interface is a lot of thinking.

#enterprisesoftware #business

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

A simple interface doesn’t mean fewer features.
It means showing the right things at the right time.

For designers and developers: UI is not just design, it’s decision-making. Every element you add or remove changes how users behave.

#userExperienceDesign

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

What should the user see first?
What should they not see?
What’s the next step?
What could confuse them?

If you don’t think hard about this, you get the following:

Too many buttons
Too many options
Unclear flows
Users getting stuck

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

I’m curious,

When did your system first start to “outgrow” itself?

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

Designing for scale before you need it. A 🧵

One of the easiest mistakes in building software is:

“Let’s just get it working first… we’ll scale later.”

Sounds smart.

Until “later” shows up.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

For business owners:

If your system needs a full rebuild every time you grow…

It was never built to scale.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

For developers:

You’re not just solving today’s problem.

You’re quietly shaping tomorrow’s limitations.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

The real goal is balance:

Build something simple…

But not something that boxes you in later.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

Now, don’t get it twisted.

You don’t need to over-engineer from day one.

That’s another trap.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

Real scaling is decided early.

In things like:

• How you store data
• How your endpoints are designed
• How tightly your components depend on each other

Small decisions. Big consequences.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

Here’s the truth most people miss:

Scaling isn’t just about “adding more servers.”

That’s the last step, not the first.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

Now you’re dealing with:

• Slow pages
• Laggy actions
• Random errors
• Fixes that somehow create new problems

and growth starts to hurt. 😞

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

Then it grows.

100 → 1,000 → 10,000 users.

Same system.

Very different reality.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

At 10 users, almost anything works:

• Simple database queries
• Direct API calls
• No caching
• Barely any structure

You feel like a genius.

[Sam Olasoji @olasoji_sam]

Because when “later” comes…

Things don’t bend.

They break.