The things I've built — products and platforms, and the code behind them.
My final-year project: an AI career-path recommender for Nigerian university students. A student takes a short personality-and-skills assessment and gets their three best-fit, degree-relevant careers, ranked by match. Full-stack and mine end to end — React, Flask, MongoDB, and a Random Forest model trained on a synthetic dataset I designed. Top-3 accuracy 94% across 24 careers.
Built the frontend and ticket-selection system for DevFest Lagos — one of Nigeria's largest developer conferences, 4,000+ attendees. The hard part wasn't selling tickets; it was letting one person buy several ticket types, across several days, for several different people — each with their own code.
My SIWES project: a two-sided internship platform. Companies post internships and manage applicants; students browse, upload a CV, apply, and track their status — each with their own role-based dashboard. Full-stack in one Next.js codebase, backed by PostgreSQL + Prisma, JWT auth, and Cloudinary uploads.
The official website for DevFest Lagos 2024 — one of Nigeria's largest developer conferences. I built key sections of the site that welcomed thousands of attendees, focused on accessibility and speed: lifted the accessibility score from 82% to 96% (WCAG 2.1 AA) and shipped reusable components that cut new-page rollout time by 25%.
Laferla, an insurance provider, needed to move member cards from physical plastic to digital. I built the platform that made the switch — with native Google Wallet and Apple Wallet integration, so a card lives in your phone's wallet — driving a 25% jump in adoption, and redesigned the auth flow and dashboards for 20% growth in new sign-ups.
A global STEM & AI collaboration platform used by students and educators across several countries. I worked on the frontend — performance and responsiveness improvements that drove a 35% lift in engagement and held the app stable through high-traffic events.