Angelo Group Technologies
The company had no real online presence beyond word of mouth, making it hard for prospective clients to find out what they do or how to get in touch. I built a corporate website in React, deployed on Vercel, with clear service pages and a contact path front and center. It's live today and serves as the company's primary digital front door for new client enquiries.
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Anchor Ministries
The church had no central place for members and visitors to find sermons, events, or ways to get involved, limiting outreach beyond people who attended in person. I designed and built a responsive WordPress site organized around sermons, events, and resources, so anyone could find what they needed without contacting the church directly. It's live and used as the church's main outreach and information hub.
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RideAngelo
RideAngelo needed a public-facing site to explain a subscription-based, cost-effective ride-sharing model to riders unfamiliar with that pricing approach. I built the marketing site in React with Tailwind CSS and deployed it on Vercel, while also managing the project as PM. It's live and is the platform's main entry point for riders learning about and signing up for the service.
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VFJ
VFJ wanted a straightforward way to tell their story, explain their cause, and give supporters an easy path to learn more and get involved. I built the site with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Bootstrap, focused on clear messaging and simple navigation.
Mama's Kitchen
Mama's Kitchen, a Nigerian home-kitchen brand, had no way for customers to browse the daily menu or order online, and needed to flag dietary options like gluten-free, nut-free, and spicy. I built a Next.js and TypeScript ordering platform with Supabase for data, a searchable and filterable menu, a live cart, and Paystack checkout. The site is live, and customers now order and pay for meals through it directly.
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WorldWideWeb Africa
WorldWideWeb Africa needed to take live, practical training on domain registration, hosting, cPanel/WHM, and server management online, with student registration and Naira-denominated payments. I built a Next.js and TypeScript platform with Supabase handling data and Paystack handling payment, covering the flow from registration through enrollment. The platform is live and runs real paid classes end to end.
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Beauty by Bummety
A lash and brow studio in Abuja was taking bookings manually, with no way for clients to see services, browse past work, or pay online. I built a Next.js and TypeScript booking site with a service list, photo gallery, Framer Motion animation, Supabase for data, Paystack for payment, and WhatsApp booking confirmation. It's live and now handles real client bookings and payments for the studio.
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